Introduction to Text Mark-up with IPA Symbols & Stress Marking
Explore the world of text mark-up using IPA symbols and stress marking techniques. Learn to mark length, stressed syllables, tonic stress, pauses, and intonations. Enhance your understanding of linguistic elements through visual aids and practical examples.
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An Introduction to the and Text Mark-up Chander Tseng October 2015
IPA = International Phonetic Alphabet
Study the IPA symbol handout before our next class!
Text Mark-up Symbols For (1) dictations (2) text markup (3) marking compound noun stress in this class
1. How to Mark Length If a vowel is extra long, add a length mark[ ] or colon[:].
2. How to Mark Stressed Syllables Circle each stressed syllable. Watch out for syllable count and syllable boundaries!
Circle the entire word if it has only one syllable!
3. How to Mark Tonic Stress Mark the last stressed syllable in each phrase with an asterisk *
4. Mark a short pause with a vertical line |, a longer pause with a double vertical line ||.
5. Use curved lines to mark continuation rises and other rising or falling intonations.
! [] // General, theoretical, a sound category; used in dictionaries More detailed and precise; how a sound is actually pronounced /t/ take [t ] water [ ] tap sit [t ]
Review Length mark [ ] [:] Stress marking (circle syllable) Asterisk * for tonic stress Vertical line l for short pauses and double vertical line ll for longer pauses Intonational curves / / / / vs. [ ] . [ ]
