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Martin Taylor
Jul 30, 1984, 9:52:45 AM7/30/84
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The ARPABET for MACTalk
Arpabet character codes: adjusted to correspond to
phonetic codes of MacTalk (Not guaranteed complete, but these work).
Vowels
IY bEAt IH bIt EY bAIt EH bEt AE bAt
AA bOb AH bUt AO bOUGHt OH fOUr OW bOAt
UH bOOk UW bOOt AX About IX rosEs ER bIRd
AW dOWn AY bUY OY bOY Y You
Semivowels and nasals
R Rent L Let W Wit M Met N Net NX siNG
Stops
P Pet T Ten K Kit B Bet D Debt G Get
Fricatives
/H Hat F Fat TH THing S Sat SH SHut
V Vat DH THat Z Zoo ZH aZure CH CHurch
J Judge WH WHich
Miscellaneous
UL battLE UM bottOM UN buttON DX baTTer Q glottal stop
- silence
0 to 9 as a single digit can be entered after any vowel as a stress marker.
Stress alters pitch, intensity and length of the vowel.
# ends the whole utterance. As it silences the sentence in which it occurs,
it usually follows a period.
Parentheses () seem to get the words inside them to be spoken as a continuous
group, rather than having a tiny gap between words.
Period and comma indicate different pauses and intonation contours,
appropriate to their normal punctuation usage in sentences.
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Arpabet character codes: adjusted to correspond to
phonetic codes of MacTalk (Not guaranteed complete, but these work).
Vowels
IY bEAt IH bIt EY bAIt EH bEt AE bAt
AA bOb AH bUt AO bOUGHt OH fOUr OW bOAt
UH bOOk UW bOOt AX About IX rosEs ER bIRd
AW dOWn AY bUY OY bOY Y You
Semivowels and nasals
R Rent L Let W Wit M Met N Net NX siNG
Stops
P Pet T Ten K Kit B Bet D Debt G Get
Fricatives
/H Hat F Fat TH THing S Sat SH SHut
V Vat DH THat Z Zoo ZH aZure CH CHurch
J Judge WH WHich
Miscellaneous
UL battLE UM bottOM UN buttON DX baTTer Q glottal stop
- silence
0 to 9 as a single digit can be entered after any vowel as a stress marker.
Stress alters pitch, intensity and length of the vowel.
# ends the whole utterance. As it silences the sentence in which it occurs,
it usually follows a period.
Parentheses () seem to get the words inside them to be spoken as a continuous
group, rather than having a tiny gap between words.
Period and comma indicate different pauses and intonation contours,
appropriate to their normal punctuation usage in sentences.
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Martin Taylor
{allegra,linus,ihnp4,uw-beaver,floyd,ubc-vision}!utzoo!dciem!mmt
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