10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHONETIZATION»
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phonetization in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phonetization and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Language in Sociocultural Change
A far more widely renowned revolutionary attempt at orthographic reform which
has failed (certainly thus far) is the once promised phonetization of (Northern
Mandarin) Chinese. While the basic sources available to us in English (
DeFrancis ...
2
An Introduction to Text-to-Speech Synthesis
Phonetization treatises or expert linguists are not always available when
transcribing national languages (as opposed to international ones) or when
developing multilingual TTS systems. Trained rule-based systems have thus
emerged, ...
3
Speech and Language Engineering
13.3.1 Corpus-Based Genglish Phonetization Considering Genglish
phonetization, the problems quoted above can be precisely identified: 1. Given its
closed lexicon, the phonetization of morphological variations of Genglish can
easily be ...
Martin Rajman, Romaric Besançon, 2007
4
Modern Chinese: History and Sociolinguistics
10.5 Phonetization in Taiwan and elsewhere As noted in Chapter 7, zhiiyin zlmu
and guoyu luomdzl were respectively renamed zhuyln fuhao 'sound-annotating
symbols' in 1930 and ylyln fuhao 'transliteration symbols' in 1940 to dispel any ...
5
The Cradle of Culture and What Children Know About Writing ...
Writing Becomes Regulated by LetteratO'SOund Correspondences The process
whereby writing becomes a system in which written marks repre sent the sound
of words rather than their content or meaning is called phonetization. Chapter 2 ...
6
Text, Speech and Dialogue: Second International Workshop, ...
Thus a rule-based phonetization tool has to be part of the aligner to be flexibel
enough to handle these requirements. The tool we developed transcribes words
according to context-sensitive rules of pronunciation. Most of these rules are ...
7
One Language for the World
What appears almost certain is that if English were to be selected as the
international medium, provision would have to be made for its phonetization for
international use, since we could hardly expect anyone else to put up with what
we accept ...
8
Learning to Write Effectively: Current Trends in European ...
In this study we analysed the effect that stressed vowels versus unstressed
vowels of initial syllables of words can have on the nature of phonetization in
children's writing. We formulated the following research question: Will two writing
...
Mark Torrance, Denis Alamargot, Montserrat Castelló, 2012
9
Information Ages: Literacy, Numeracy, and the Computer ...
At the inception of phonetization, however, the notion of a syllable was quite
flexible, if not completely arbitrary. The Sumeri- ans had no difficulty writing a
monosyllabic word, such as bal ("to dig") with two separate syllabic signs, ba and
al.
Michael E. Hobart, Zachary S. Schiffman, 2000
Leading to phonetization— as though we didn't know identity of sounds, meaning
two things, any longer did mean. The proposition wld seem to be that we don't.
About the only way the character of the pun — and rhyme (which has struck me ...
Charles Olson, Donald Allen, Benjamin Friedlander, 1997
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHONETIZATION»
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phonetization is used in the context of the following news items.
Too 250 to Know You're 38?: 10 Examples of Numerical Chinese …
Origin: Phonetization of bye-bye la (common expression to emphasize a ... It's the phonetization of liu (溜), which means skillful, adept and ... «The Beijinger, Jun 15»
Hausu Party
Hausu (phonetization of the word “house”) is a haunted house movie (surprise!). It's also a comic teen romp about seven preternaturally happy ... «Brooklyn Rail, Jun 09»
