Saturday, March 19, 2011

truespel vs IPA phonetics notation

The upodn.com converter gives IPA, while the truespel converter is at truespel.com
Let's try both notations on this sentence
How would you like to read this notation all day? Imagine trying to type with it!

IPA = háw wʊ́d jú lájk tú rɛ́d ðɪ́s notéʃən ɒ́l dé? ɪ̀mǽdʒən trájɪŋ tú tájp wɪθ ɪ́t!

truespel = Hou wood yue liek tue reed this noettaeshin aul dae? Immajin trieyeeng tue tiep withh it!

Note that truespel has no special symbols, so is easier to read and type. It also honors initial capitalization.
(Default stress is on the first syllable but shifts to after a double consonant)

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