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New Spelling Vowels in IPA edit
Here is my start of trying to figure out IPA vowels for new spelling. Jrincayc (talk) 22:52, 19 December 2010 (UTC)
- a /æ/ in bat
- e /ɛ/ in bet
- i /ɪ/ in pit
- y /i/ in pity
- o /ɒ/ or /ɑ/ in pot
- u /ʌ/ or /ə/ in but
- oo /ʊ/ in good
- aa /ɑː/ in father (faadher)
- ar /ɑɹ/ in bar
- ae /eɪ̯/ in made (maed)
- aer /ɛɹ/ in fair (faer)
- ee /iː/ in feel
- eer /ɪɹ/ in beer
- au /ɔ/ in haul
- oe /oʊ/ in goes (goez)
- uu /uː/ in food (fuud)
- uur /ɔr/ in poor (puur)
- ie /aɪ̯/ in cries (kriez)
- ier /aɪəɹ/ in fire (fier)
- ou /aʊ/ in count (kount)
- our /aʊər/ in sour
- oi /ɔɪ/ in coin (koin)
- oir /ɔɪər/ in employer (emploir)
- ue /ju/ in hue
- uer /jʊə/ in pure (puer)
- ur /ɜːɹ/ in fur
- er /ər/ in further (furdher)
- wer for were
PROD declined edit
I'm going to decline the PROD and instead redirect to the article English Spelling Society, the current name of the Simplified Spelling Society that produced this otherwise non-notable book. TJRC (talk) 18:47, 10 June 2011 (UTC)