Ing-gú piáu-im jī-bió
Ing-gú piáu-im jī-bió (ing-gú: English Phonotypic Alphabet (EPA)) sī-iû Isaac Pitman hām Alexander John Ellis tsiok-sū khai-huat ê tsi̍t-tsióng piáu-im jī-bió; siōng-thâu-á sī tsò ing-gú phing-siá kái-kik ê sán-bu̍t.[1] Sui-jiân lóng m̄ pat tit-tio̍h kóng-huàn ê tsiap-siū; m̄-kuh EPA ê im-sòo í-king hông la̍p-ji̍p hiān-tāi kok-tsè im-piau (IPA).[2]
EPA siōng-thâu-á huat-piáu tī 1845-nî 6-gue̍h.[3] Suî-āu, EPA ê tshut-pán kā jī-bió khok-tián kàu Tik-gú, Alápik-gú, Sepangâ-gú, Tusca-gú , Huat-gú, Welsh-gú, Ítālì-gú, Hōlân-gú, Pholân-gú, Photôgâ-gú kah Huān-gú ê kái-pian pán.[4]
Jī-bió
siu-káiJī-bió jû-hā (ū tsi̍t-kuá-á kīn-sū-ti̍t í-lâi sik-ìng Unicode)
1843 nî-bué (ing-gú)
siu-káiTsit-ê kai-tuānn tn̂g guân-im ū huâinn-kòng, té guân-im tō bô.
- Tn̂g guân-im
Ɨ /iː/, E /eɪ/, A /ɑː/, Ɵ /ɔː/, Ʉ /oʊ/?, ꭐ-bar /uː/
- Té guân-im
I /ɪ/, ⵎ /ɛ/, Ʌ /æ/, O /ɒ/, U /ʌ/, ꭐ /ʊ/
(tsi̍t-ê ha̍p-sik ê ⟨ꭐ⟩ koh-khah kuânlî-tshiánnbô tiám, tshin-tshiūnn ⟨Ɯ⟩ m̄-kuh tiong-ng ê sû-kàn bô kî-thann ê hiah-kuân, pīng-tshiánn tsiànn-pîng-ē--átshi bô tshìn-suànn)
- Siang guân-im
Ɯ /juː/, ⅄ /aɪ/, ş /aʊ/?
- Kiám-tsió ('bôo-hôo) guân-im
Ǝ /ə/, ⵎ /ᵊ/
- Hú-im
P B, T D, Є J /tʃ dʒ/, K G
F V, Θ Δ /θ ð/, S Z, Σ Σ /ʃ ʒ/,
L R, M N, И /ŋ/, Y W H.
- _a /eɪ/
- (Ā)ᶐ /ɑː/
- Ɵɵ /ɔː/
- _ɷ /oʊ/
- Ɯɯ /uː/
- Ii /ɪ/
- Ee /ɛ/
- Aɑ /æ/
- Oo /ɒ/
- Uu /ʌ/
- _(ꭐ)
- _ᶙ /juː/
- Yy /j/
- Ww /w/
- Hh /h/
- Pp /p/
- Bb /b/
- Tt /t/
- Dd /d/
- Єꞔ /tʃ/
- Jj /dʒ/
- Cc /k/
- Gg /ɡ/
- Ff /f/
- Vv /v/
- Ꞁ(ⱦ) /θ/
- Ƌ(đ) /ð/
- Ss /s/
- Zz /z/
- Σʃ /ʃ/
- (Ʒ)ʒ /ʒ/
- Rr /r/
- Ll /l/
- Mm /m/
- Nn /n/
- (Ŋ)ŋ /ŋ/
Tsù-kái
siu-kái- ↑ Daniels, Peter T. (1996). The World's Writing Systems (ēng Eng-gí). Oxford University Press. p. 831. ISBN 9780195079937.
- ↑ Coulmas, Florian (1999-03-12). "English Phonotypic Alphabet". The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Writing Systems (ēng Eng-gí). Wiley. ISBN 9780631214816. (Eng-gí)
- ↑ Completion of the Phonotypic Alphabet, The Phonotypic Journal, 5 Nelson Place, Bath, Phonographic Institution, vol. 4, no 42, June 1845, p. 105-106. (Eng-gí)
- ↑ Extension of the Phonotypic Alphabet, The Phonotypic Journal, 5 Nelson Place, Bath, Phonographic Institution, vol. 4, no 43, June 1845, p. 121–123 (Eng-gí)
Tsham-ua̍t
siu-kái- The Phonetic Journal
- Tuscan dialect
- English-language spelling reform
- Phonetics
- Alexander John Ellis
- Isaac Pitman