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Phonetic transcription

Phonetic transcription (also known as phonetic alphabet, phonetic script or phonetic notation) is the visual representation of speech sounds (or phonetics) by means of symbols. The most common type of phonetic transcription uses a phonetic alphabet, such as the International Phonetic Alphabet.

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Versus orthography

Narrow versus broad; phonemic versus phonetic

Types of notational systems

Notational systems

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Phonetic transcription

Nodes74
Edges73
Triples69
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027027
Components1

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Phonetic transcription

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related to Alphabetic · 31
Phonetic transcription → American, American Heritage Dictionary, Americanist, Americas, Another, Caucasian, Dictionary, Eastern European, English, English Language, English-speakers, European, Examples, In, Indic, IPA, It, Joos's Readings, Linguistics, Native American
related to Narrow versus broad; phonemic versus phonetic · 21
Phonetic transcription → American, American English, Australian, British, Broad, Canadian, England, English, For, Furthermore, In, Instead, L-vocalization, Most American, North America, On, Phonemic, Phonetic, Slashes, The
related to Versus orthography · 13
Phonetic transcription → English, For, However, In, Italian, Other, Phonetic, Pronunciation, Spanish, Standard, The, Tibetan, Words
related to Types of notational systems · 4
Phonetic transcription → Alphabetic, Analphabetic, Many, Most

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transcription phonetic phonemic english pronunciation may language example notation symbols orthography narrow broad languages used one sounds alphabet alphabetic also

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticThe International Phonetic Alphabet0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticIPA0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticIt0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticEuropean0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticAmerican0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticEnglish-speakers0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticAmerican Heritage Dictionary0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticEnglish Language0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticRandom House Dictionary0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticWebster's Third New International0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticDictionary0.60section
Phonetic transcriptionrelated to AlphabeticEnglish0.60section

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