How to pronounce “phonetic” in English

how phonetic versus how phonemic do you want language to be?

no phonetic alphabet, no practical way of writing.

Accent is basically phonetic and phonological features, so pronunciation features.

So in my phonetic spelling, this says "I do not want to write at all."

It's very phonetic, actually.

And that name is phonetically placed in the manifest, so it's a little hard even to think that that's a real name.

If you start phonetically pronouncing it, you feel that you're talking with a cold.

It's sort of-- it's phonetic, but I'll take it, believe me.

This is like kind of the phonetic.

So is this alphabet-- is it very phonetic?

what we call the International Phonetic Alphabet, IPA.

We were just able to type our phonetic sounds-- which I don't know if we have any of those there.

But it's based on that phonetic idea of typing.

It is based off of that phonetic idea of how you would type a language.

Let's just go for a straight phonetic alphabet.

Alabama a complete register of the phonetic shift in speaking so it took a

And I get to teach phonetics along with a whole load of other people for two weeks, to a big mix of people.

that's the word Gethard is phonetically that.

like 28 languages and I made this little International Phonetic language booklet uh that had like the the flag and all

And this is on the summer course in English phonetics.

It's way easier to decode something like an alphabet that's phonetic like ours.

There is no sound there that can be tweaked or-- is very phonetic, basically.

There's this old chestnut about cellar door being the most beautiful phrase from a phonetic standpoint in English.

That means that each Chinese character represents an idea rather than being something phonetic that you can sound out.

And they'd break off that piece and they'd just harvest the phonetic value for other purposes.

But it's actually a very complicated intellectual process to take those phonetic chunks and re-purpose them

symbol noun-like meaning, and you also saw phonetics coming into play, where symbols had strictly phonetic values.

or tomato tomato Etc um who whose pronunciation do we base a phonetic code on you are we going to re redo the

And luckily, there's a lot of phonetics in Seneca-Cayuga that are similar in Blackfoot and both Algonquin language bases.

And she says, I'll teach phonetics.

And we had an event to celebrate 50 years of linguistics and phonetics at Reading.

Yet, if you think about it's not phonetically difficult.

So it's ideal for writing a language whose words are structured phonetically that way, like Hawaiian, consonant, vowel, consonant, vowel.

encode those words in a set system of of English orthography that is consistent phonetically consistent so that when you

I've started to walk around with just phonetic business cards.

And Hangul is this thing where you create a phonetic version

But once we started doing Unicode, we got our phonetic keyboard, which allowed us to type the "tsa" instead of having to hold the Shift key,

On the iPhone or iOS keyboard, it has a sort of phonetic typing system.

One of the things that I do in my professional work is I work in forensic phonetics.

Maybe even as phonetic writing, I don't know, but it

How closely phonetic is this alphabet?

And so I can go faster in Cherokee than I can in English now, just because of that phonetic keyboard.

Slightly different, but if you have Windows 8 and you have a touchscreen device, when you enable the phonetic keyboard, it goes to this touchscreen.

So, in essence, if you had no puns, no punsters, you would have had no phonetic alphabet--

But we have amazing teachers and amazing coaches that help us and, first of all, teach us phonetically, and they send us recordings and sound

We have 3D printers in Laos that are producing literacy tool kits, and then we're using sign language to teach early stage phonetics, which is, in my mind,

And then, for some reason, on New Year's Eve, the leading into 2010, Diddy said "Who is Chris Get Hard?" because that's what my name spells out phonetically,