fun with pronunciation.

[Holmes, Steve]

Yea, when I first listened to some of the line drawing descriptions, I
thought there was a lot of redundancy with the double word, but after a bit
of thought, I see where it makes a lot of sense and leaves nothing up for
error.  All parts that are double say double and all parts that are single
just say the part.

So I echo the comment, "Good job."

-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Tsaran [mailto:vtsaran at nimbus.ocis.temple.edu]
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 2:20 AM
To: speakup at braille.uwo.ca
Subject: Re: fun with pronunciation.


Good job, Kirk.
Best,
Vic

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Kirk Reiser" <kirk at braille.uwo.ca>
To: <speakup at braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 6:44 PM
Subject: Re: fun with pronunciation.


> Hi Steve and all:  I already have the extended set which looks like it
> might have been vocal-eyes.  A long time ago Michael Gorse and Geoff
> Shang each sent me a list of extended ascii descriptions.  I've just
> now managed to get around to looking through them with the help of Jim
> Danley.  I have mixed the two lists together and hack the shit out of
> them to attempt to get relatively short descriptions.  I will include
> the list so far for peoples input.  The list starts at tilde.
>
>   Kirk
>
> tihlduh
> cap delta
> cap see cedilla
> u oomlout
> e acute
> eigh circumflex
> eigh oomlout
> eigh grave
> eigh ring
> see cedilla
> e circumflex
> e oomlout
> e grave
> i oomlout
> i circumflex
> i grave
> cap eigh oomlout
> cap eigh ring
> cap e acute
> eigh e dipthong
> cap eigh cap e dipthong
> o circumflex
> o oomlout
> o grave
> u circumflex
> u grave
> i jay dipthong
> cap o oomlout
> cap u oomlout
> cents
> pounds
> yen
> peseta
> florin
> eigh acute
> i acute
> o acute
> u acute
> n tilde
> cap n tilde
> feminine spanish ordinal
> masculin spanish ordinal
> inverted question
> beginning of line short horizontal with short left down
> not
> half
> quarter
> inverted bang
> much less than
> much greater than
> dark shading
> medium shading
> light shading
> verticle line
> left tee
> double left tee
> left double tee
> double top right
> top double right
> double left double tee
> double vertical line
> double top double right
> double bottom double right
> double bottom right
> bottom double right
> top right
> left bottom
> up tee
> tee down
> tee right
> horizontal line
> cross bars
> tee double right
> double tee right
> double left double bottom
> double left double top
> double up double tee
> double tee double down
> double tee double right
> double horizontal line
> double cross bars
> up double tee
> double up tee
> double tee down
> tee double down
> double left bottom
> double left bottom
> double left top
> left double top
> double vertical cross
> double horizontal cross
> bottom right
> left top
> solid square
> solid lower half
> solid left half
> solid right half
> solid upper half
> alpha
> beta
> cap gamma
> pie
> cap sigma
> sigma
> mu
> tou
> cap phigh
> cap thayta
> cap ohmega
> delta
> infinity
> phigh
> epsilaun
> intersection
> is identical to
> plus or minus
> equal grater than
> less than equal
> upper integral
> lower integral
> divided by
> approximately equal
> degrees
> centre dot
> small centre dot
> root
> power
> squared
> solid square
> white space
>
> --
>
> Kirk Reiser The Computer Braille Facility
> e-mail: kirk at braille.uwo.ca University of Western Ontario
> phone: (519) 661-3061
>
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