| AsifSound Dictionary for education etc. |
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Hen-->Egg or Egg-->Hen? ...then, spelling-->voice ?? I don't think so. "I N the beginning God created the voice" I think SO !! |  |
| Examples: |
|  | (I, you, we, are, were, air) < a, (bath, verse, boss, voice) < BaS, (flee, flea, flow, free) < FLa, (son, sing, same, thong) < SaN, (cash, case, chaos, kiss) < KaS, (cat, catch, kit, caught) < KaT, (thesaurus) < SaSaLaS, (bathe, birds, voyage, void) < BaD, (Babylon) < BaBaLaN, (volunteer,Valente) < BaLaNTa, (barricada, barracuda) <BaLaKaDa, (grandma,glamor,grammar)<GLaNa, (sanctuary) < SaNKTaLa, (science, sense, since) < SaNS, (conscience) < KaNSaNS, (discipline) < DaSaPLaN, (larger, rather, leisure, lazy) <LaDa, (carvers,cabbage,cupboard)<KaBaD, (underweight,indict,indite)<aNDaT, (lamb, ram , rhyme, lion, lyon, rain, reign) < LaN, (consul, cancel, council, counsel) < KaNSaL, (redirection, resurrection) < LaDaLaKSaN, (morning,mourning,moaning)<NaNaN, (Giacometti) < DaKaNaTa, (Euler) < aLa, (Einstein) < aNSTaN, (Lincoln) < LaNKaN, (Beethoven) < BaTaBaN, (Tchaikovsky) < TaKaFSKa |
| I'm a Japanese boy with a sophisticated donkey's ear who is interested in English language, especially its pronunciation variety. This website's aim is to introduce my invention of "Sound-based Spelling Dictionary" to the children, teachers, students and so on who are related to American spoken English. It's a Freeware for non-commercial purpose, and I'd like to distribute it to many people over the world. This original dict. is a public CMU (C arnegie M ellon U niversity) Pronouncing Dictionary containing over 125,000 words. <<I thank/appreciate CMU.>> Features: 1. Sound<=>Spelling dictionary. 2. It's made by HTML file. Therefore, you can use the standard search function of the web browser. 3. I don't distinguish the similar sound on purpose. 4. The word is listed by its sound (length order & alphabetically). So, the file itself is a Glossary (i.e. has 3 tier structure : asifsound[=abstract pronunciation] >spelling >pronunciation). 5. Summing up, This is a grouping (classification) technique. [AsifSound definition] ----Using only ; A,B,D,F,G,H,K,L,N,P,S,T (12 symbols) <Non case sensitive> A={ x ; x= vowels ,W , Y or all previous combination }, B={ b, v}, D={ d, dg(as bridge), th(as the), z, dz, su(as leisure)}, F={ f}, G={ g}, H={ h}, K={ k}, L={ l, r}, N={ m, n, ng (, nk)}, P={ p}, S={ s, sh, th}, T={ ch, t, th (, ts)} (,W={ w}, Y={ j}) |  |  |
The spelling ... forgotten/unknown!! --- OK,OK. This tool is useful in such case!! |  |  |  |
Comment : The other day, One lady pointed out that "AsifSound" is near "Soundex" a little. --- She is great !! I also think so (i.e. naluheso) about the classification rule, now. Do you know "Soundex" ? |  |  |  |
|  |  | Application: |
|  |  | Find out your own word sequence corresponding to the number pi (3.1415926535..) like as below. "Let's have a white Christmas in Hawaii ( Japan Air lines )" [Here, Hawaii is my humor, Canada/Alaska is OK, of course] |
Tip : In Japan, the most common dictionary's input are phonetic symbols. That symbol is said "KANA", we use it as a letter of usual writing. We also use the old Chinese style letter "KANJI". In a nutshell, our language culture has multi-letters. ( In KANJI expression, KA= virtual, NA= name, KAN= Chinese old one nation, JI= letter. And KANA has 2 styles, one was for men, the other was for women. ) Long long ago, China and Korea were big our teachers, and even now. |  |  |  |
|  |  | • Home Page(only in Japan) • Base Page(USA: Simtel.net) |
|  |  | My Info (Please send me your opinions) |
|  |  | Name: |  | Fumio Imai (Japan) |
|  |  | Email: |  | imai-imai@mri.biglobe.ne.jp |
|  |  | << M y m essage >>: D on't M ind M aking M any M istakes !! |
|  |  | GAME (Q&A): Q1: Suppose the SET Sn=(N1,N2,..,Ni,..,Nn) subject to Ni=Number & All sum=All product. ex. S3=(1,2,3) [1+2+3=1*2*3] Please Find general Sn. A1: This is a heuristic problem. Sn=(n,2,1,1,...,1) ,Is there else? S2=(2,2) or (0.5,-1) etc.. Q2: What is the longest word? A2: "smiles" , How long? One mile+2. Kenji Miyazawa's answer (He was a Japanese famous poet). Don't forget smiling in your mind at any time! Hint1: Q1 is as a matter of fact, 1 variable, n-1 constants Liner equation problem. |
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