Questions tagged [sampa]
For question about the Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet (SAMPA) and its dialects (like X-SAMPA)
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How do I represent SAMPA glottal stops in IPA?
I come from SAMPA world, and I am used to using a glottal stop.
In German language, glottal stops are quite common:
For example:
z i ts ? E k @
The "?" is the glottal stop and intrudes a ...
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Dollar sign in X-SAMPA
A Danish pronounciation dictionary "NST Lexical database for Danish" has an X-SAMPA-like annotation.
In a documentation document at http://www.nb.no/sbfil/leksikalske_databaser/trans_konv/...
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Is there a tool for conversion of IPA into X-Sampa?
I need to transcribe text into X-Sampa, but I am an IPA transcriber, so for simplicity purposes I will transcribe in IPA and will then try to convert into X-Sampa. Is there any tool that would ...
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Is IPA machine-readable?
I saw that SAMPA was created to be machine-readable.
Does that mean that IPA isn't?
If it isn't, why is that so?
EDIT: By machine-readable, I meant that it could be directly interpreted by a parser/...
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Network of Phonological Relationships
Does there exist a definitive network or database that maps the relationships between phonetic symbols?
Similar to a word net, it would be a map representing the distance (or similarity) between ...
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How to Transcribe R-colored Vowels (ɝ, ɚ, ɑ˞,ɔ˞) in X-SAMPA?
I'm looking at the Arpabet page on Wikipedia, and note some entries like this:
Arpabet | IPA | Word Examples
ER | ɝ | her (HH ER0); bird (B ER1 D); hurt (HH ER1 T), nurse (N ER1 S)
Now, I'm ...
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SAMPA of a language - phones or phonemes?
I currently hear a lecture with the topic "Spoken Language Processing" and I have problems to understand SAMPA. I know that the IPA encodes the phones of human languages, so its possible to encode the ...
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