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| | Introducing the SAMPA alphabet |
 | | Combinations of upper- or lower-case SAMPA letters with w or y indicate the free vowels: These vowels (with the possible exception of Ow) are generally classed as diphthongized, that is, as combinations of two vowels (i.e., two tongue positions) one starting, and a different one ending. | | | Including upper-case letters in SAMPA is done for convenience with the keyboard, but it is a horribly easy way for errors to creep in, so extra editing and checking for accurate upper and lower case letters is required. | | | Lower-case consonant letters that you will not find in SAMPA are c, q and x, which have no ‘sound of their own.’ The letter c represents either the k sound, as in cloud or the s sound, as in cite. |
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http://www.patternfinder.net/transcription_help.html
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| | discussion-after-TSD-english-czech.txt |
| | SAMPA using these would be ambiguous without spaces No, you have to use t-S etc. for t + S like in Russian, if I understand the proposal correctly. | | | SAMPA using these would be ambiguous without spaces > >No, you have to use t-S etc. for t + S like in Russian, if I understand >the proposal correctly. | | | The problems in Czech SAMPA design are rooted already in rather poor match of IPA capabilities and Czech needs. |
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http://noel.feld.cvut.cz/sampa/discussions/discussion-after-TSD-english-czech.txt
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| | SAMPA |
| | Since its first application to 7 European languages, SAMPA has been applied to a wide range of languages, with modifications and extensions suggested for reasons which have arisen from practical use in speech technology and spoken language lexicography. | | | Most recently, John Wells has extended SAMPA to cover the entire International Phonetic Alphabet, and Dafydd Gibbon has introduced extensions for morphological boundary marking. | | | SAMPA is an ASCII encoding of the phonemes of particular languages, based on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), and a given SAMPA application thus depends on three choices: |
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http://coral.lili.uni-bielefeld.de/Documents/sampa.html
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| | SAMPA computer readable phonetic alphabet |
| | SAMPA has been applied not only by the SAM partners collaborating on EUROM 1, but also in other speech research projects (e.g. | | | Under the aegis of COCOSDA it is hoped to extend it to cover many other languages (and in principle all languages). | | | The SAMPA transcription symbols have been developed by or in consultation with native speakers of every language to which they have been applied, but are standardized internationally. |
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http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/sampa.htm
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| | Virtual Singer : SAMPA |
| | In phonetics, there are two main systems of notation for describing how a language is pronounced: IPA and SAMPA. | | | These special non-standard SAMPA characters are written in blue in the array below. | | | SAMPA (Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet) is a notation derived from IPA that can be typed on a standard computer keyboard. |
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http://www.myriad-online.com/resources/docs/harmony/english/vsampa.htm
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| | E-MELD School of Best Practice: Ega X-SAMPA Transcription Conventions |
| | In the meantime, SAMPA is widely used, and extensions of SAMPA have now been developed for many other languages. | | | In order to aid the development of such extensions, the extended code-set X-SAMPA was devised by John Wells, and encompasses the complete set of IPA conventions. | | | The SAMPA alphabet was developed in the late 1980s by John Wells, in consultation with a wide range of colleagues, to meet a need for a simple machine-readable encoding of phonetic transcriptions with symbols of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) for file interchange purposes. |
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http://www.emeld.net/school/case/ega/x-sampa.html
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| | Prosody: 4. Layer 1: Phonetic Transcription - SAMPA scheme |
| | So, even if the prosodic extension of SAMPA (SAMPROSA [Gibbon, 1989]) is not taken into account, the notion of syllable is implicit in SAMPA phonetic notation. | | | In the original SAMPA notation, a transcription is a stream of phonetic labels and diacritics, where labels classify phones and diacritics give further specifications about phones, with the exception of stress marks which implicitly refer to the following syllable. | | | The following SAMPA diacritics may be combined with the phonetic label (preceding or following it, according to the syntax suggested by the example): |
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http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/projekte/mate/mdag/pd/pd_2.html
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| | Computer-coding the IPA: a proposed extension of SAMPA |
| | In the first is a phonetic label (since this is a simple ASCII file, I don't show IPA symbols); in the second is the proposed coding, which we can refer to as X-SAMPA (extended SAMPA). | | | It is an extension of the SAMPA standard, with which colleagues may be familiar. | | | Computer-coding the IPA: a proposed extension of SAMPA |
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http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/sampa/x-sampa.htm
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| | Conlang: Introduction to IPA and X-SAMPA - Wikibooks |
| | Thus, SAMPA (Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet) and X-SAMPA (eXtended-SAMPA) were created. | | | SAMPA only coded sounds in particular languages, but X-SAMPA (or XSAMPA) codes them without language specification. | | | For this reason, a new alphabet was needed, one that uses only letters that are easily accessable and supported by most software. |
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http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Conlang:_Introduction_to_X-SAMPA
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| | Moot Court Spring 1995 |
| | For example, if Sampa must change its logo, franchisees throughout the country will be aggrieved by, e.g., sign changes and having to and familiarize customers with a new look. | | | Thus, it is very likely that consumers will, e.g., tell their friends about their (good or bad) experiences with "that copying place with the cop on its sign." Also, although Sampa did not appear to seek a free ride on plaintiff's good will, it recently used a stand-alone bobby cop in a promotional campaign. | | | However, it did so as soon as it learned that Sampa, through Task, was on its doorstep. |
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http://www.fplc.edu/tfield/mtct/mtct95.htm
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| | SAMPA at MROB |
| | There are also a variety of different levels of complexity in SAMPA systems. | | | This SAMPA system I use is for English worldwide (with examples mainly from U.S. and U.K. usage) and is simple enough for most people to use easily. | | | The official SAMPA gives examples like /ste@z/ for "stairs" with no note or comment, which would lead one to believe that is the only pronunciation of "stairs". |
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http://home.earthlink.net/~mrob/pub/sampa1.html
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| | SAMPA |
| | In certain tables, and in some of the articles, modified SAMPA is used for a representation which is more strictly phonetic. | | | On this website, SAMPA is used in two different ways. | | | ) which have the same form in SAMPA and IPA have the same value as in IPA. |
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http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/wirhoose/but/zet/sampa.htm
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| | X-SAMPA |
| | SAMPA, which is commonly used in most electronic published works, but prosodic features were not part of this system. | | | For computerreadability and transfer of transcription, both segmental and suprasegmental transcription, a transcription system has been introduced. |
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http://www.spectrum.uni-bielefeld.de/~ttrippel/prosodie/node12.html
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| | About - Sampa Corporation |
| | Sampa Corp. was found in 2005 and we just released the Alpha version of our first product, SampaSite. | | | Our goal is to make it trivial for any person to have a rich Web Presence; from the simple Web publishing related tasks, like creating and maintaining a Web site, uploading pictures and files, to hosting full blown applications. | | | We make things feature rich, yet intuitive, so you simply do not have to worry about the painstaking technicalities of building a unique Web Site from the ground up. |
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http://www.sampa.com
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| | SAMPA |
| | SAMPA = Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet, a computer readable phonetic alphabet | | | Representation of IPA with ASCII-- The four most commonly used ASCII-IPA systems and SAMPA. |
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http://odur.let.rug.nl/~kleiweg/sampa
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| | SAMPA chart for Nahuatl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | IMPORTANT: SAMPA was created out of the need for a 7-bit plain-text representation of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), required to circumvent printing, editing, and emailing limitations on early computer systems. | | | X-SAMPA was created to solve this problem, at the price of the optimal simplicity and brevity achievable for a particular language. | | | This is the reason why it is often useful to create a language-specific SAMPA table, while providing it with the X-SAMPA equivalents for disambiguation. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAMPA_chart_for_Nahuatl
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| | Spelling Reform Files |
| | Many of the referenced pages include SAMPA phonemic encodings enclosed in slashes, as in this example: /Igz{mp@l/. | | | A quick reference on the SAMPA encoding for English may be found | | | I may have altered an author's original file to improve its appearance, with the author's permission. |
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http://www.wyrdplay.org/reform-files.html
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| | SAMPA |
| | SAMPA (Engels: Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet, Nederlands: Fonetisch Alfabet voor de Weergave van Spraak) is een voor computers leesbaar fonetisch schrift waarbij 7-bit ASCII karakters gebruikt worden, en dat is gebaseerd op het Internationaal Fonetisch Alfabet (IPA). | | | SAMPA tabellen zijn enkel geldig voor de talen waarvoor zij gemaakt zijn. | | | De karakters ["s{mpA:] geven de uitspraak van de naam SAMPA in het English weer. |
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http://www.thumpershollow.com/encyclopedia/S/SAMPA
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| | HTHS - Speech file editing with Praat |
| | This is convenient because sometimes you may not have IPA fonts available and you still want to do a proper transcript by using your typewriter or in a (text) email. | | | Transcribe your words in IPA and in SAMPA. | | | Really, SAMPA is just another way of writing down the IPA, it basically consists of a mapping of symbols of the International Phonetic Alphabet onto ASCII code. |
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http://www.spectrum.uni-bielefeld.de/Courses/Summer04/HTHS/Salffner/praat.html
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| | [ Sampa Bikers ] |
| | Para receber notícias do Sampa, digite seu e-mail. | | | Atletas apoiados pelo Sampa Bikers sobem no pódium no Iron Biker |
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http://www.sampabikers.com.br
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| | E-MELD School of Best Practice: Ega X-SAMPA Transcription Conventions |
| | In the meantime, SAMPA is widely used, and extensions of SAMPA have now been developed for many other languages. | | | In order to aid the development of such extensions, the extended code-set X-SAMPA was devised by John Wells, and encompasses the complete set of IPA conventions. | | | The present collation of SAMPA and X-SAMPA is by Inge Mertins. |
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http://emeld.org/school/case/ega/x-sampa.html
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| | Depoimentos dos Anunciantes Sampa Online |
| | "Muito dos pais que visitam a nossa escola chegaram através do Sampa Online. | | | E também estou muito satisfeita com o atendimento do pessoal do Sampa Online". | | | O retorno do site do bairro é muito bom, e contribuiu para nosso crescimento". |
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http://www.sampaonline.com.br/depoimentos.htm
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| | Phonetic schema - Meta |
| | -- a schema for using Sampa-like input, which is then simply changed to more readable characters -- these would probably be have to be as ubiquitous as possible as well -- as long as they borrow from the better ideas out there, and could still have a 1:1 conversion to sampa. | | | SAMPA, though based on IPA was designed for machine readability -- not for human readability. | | | IPA is much more widely known than SAMPA, and now that most wikipedias are over on UTF-8, most of the technical reasons to use SAMPA has gone away. |
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http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Phonetic_schema
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| | SAMPA transcription |
| | The tables of pulmonic consonants and vowels below are based on this X-SAMPA, with the addition of the symbol | | | J.C. Wells has proposed to extend the current SAMPA, which more or less exists as a series of conventions for several individual languages, to X-SAMPA, which maps 1-to-1 to the symbols in the IPA inventory. | | | SAMPA, which abbreviates Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet, is one proposal to represent (subsets of) the IPA in standard ASCII characters. |
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http://odur.let.rug.nl/~gilbers/onderwijs/tools/sampa.html
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| | Phonology and the Web: How to Display IPA Symbols in Web Pages |
| | The SAMPA web site contains full listings of the ASCII symbols used within the system, and also allows you to check whether your web browser can display Unicode symbols by means of a test page. | | | SAMPA (Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet) aims to be the international standard for IPA-to-ASCII transliteration schemes. | | | It claims to be unique, in that it is the result of "collaboration and consultation among speech researchers in many different countries" (SAMPA, 1999) rather than the work of lone pioneers. |
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http://www.gsu.edu/~lawmmb/phonweb/webIPA.htm
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| | Computer-coding the IPA: a proposed extension of SAMPA |
| | In the first is a phonetic label (since this is a simple ASCII file, I don't show IPA symbols); in the second is the proposed coding, which we can refer to as X-SAMPA (extended SAMPA). | | | It is an extension of the SAMPA standard, with which colleagues may be familiar. | | | Diacritics (other than those already catered for in SAMPA) are mapped onto a keystroke with a preceding underscore, _. |
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http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/sampa/x-sampa.htm
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| | SAMPA - netlexikon |
| | Weitere Bücher und Medien zum Thema "SAMPA" anzeigen | | | Die Grundlage von SAMPA besteht in einer Zuordnung von Symbolen auf Basis des 7-Bit-ASCII-Codes. | | | Zusammen mit der Zuordnung bestehen Richtlinien für die Übertragung der Sprachen, für die SAMPA angewendet wird. |
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http://www.net-lexikon.de/SAMPA.html
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| | The Diction Domain Search Page |
| | http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/sampa/home.htm SAMPA (Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet) is a machine-readable phonetic alphabet. | | | Consonants, vowels, sample words and their ASCII-equivalent IPA transcriptions, from SAMPA |
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http://scaredofthat.com/cgi-bin/DDsearch.pl
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