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the flyin' lizards: and then he kissed me SIL code: DUT ISO 639-1: nl ISO 639-2(B): dut ISO 639-2(T): nld Population 13,400,000 (More) SIL code: DUT ISO 639-1: nl ISO 639-2(B): dut ISO 639-2(T): nld Population 13,400,000 in the Netherlands (1976 WA). Population total all countries 20,000,000 or more (1988 J.G. Kooij in B. Comrie). Region Also spoken in Aruba, Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Indonesia, Israel, Netherlands Antilles, Philippines, Suriname, UAE, USA. Alternate names NEDERLANDS, HOLLANDS Dialects BREDAS, VENLOS. Classification Indo-European, Germanic, West, Low Saxon-Low Franconian, Low Franconian. Comments The name 'Dutch' is resented by some speakers. National language. Dictionary. Grammar. SOV. Bible 1522-1988. Also spoken in: Aruba Language name DUTCH Comments It is decreasing in importance. Official language. Bible 1522-1988. See main entry under Netherlands. Belgium Language name DUTCH Population 4,620,150 in Belgium (1990 WA). Alternate names NEDERLANDS Dialects BRABANTS, OOST-VLAAMS. Comments The variety of Dutch (not Vlaams) spoken in Belgium is only slightly different from the variety spoken in the Netherlands. Called 'Vlaams' in Belgium, even though it is different from the (West) Vlaams spoken there. In the Dutch linguistic area there are minority rights for French-speaking persons in Drogenbos, Kraainem, Linkebeek, Sint-Genesius-Rode, Wemmel, Wezembeek-Oppem, Mesen, Spiere-Helkijn, Ronse, Bever, Herstappe, Voeren. Official language. Radio programs, TV. Bible 1522-1988. See main entry under Netherlands. France Language name DUTCH Population 80,000 in Westhoek. Comments Not used in schools. Usage is reported to be diminishing. Bible 1522-1988. See main entry under Netherlands. Netherlands Antilles Language name DUTCH Comments It is decreasing in importance. Official language. Bible 1522-1988. See main entry under Netherlands. Suriname Language name DUTCH Population 200,000 mother tongue speakers in Suriname (1997 Christa DeKleine), many of whom are native bilingual speakers with Sranan or Sarnami Hindustani. Comments National language. Bible 1522-1992. See main entry under Netherlands.Suggestions/tricks for improving transcriptions Here are a few suggestions which some people have found helpful for getting more accurate broad transcriptions of English. * Pretend you're someone who can't spell (e.g., an advertising executive). How would you misspell this word if you wanted to deliberately misspell it? For example, you might misspell knight as night or nite -- which gives you some clues about which sounds are really there are which aren't. * Compare the word to other words whose transcriptions you're more certain of. If two words are homonyms, their transcriptions should be identical. If two words rhyme, their transcriptions should end the same way. * Decide how many sounds the word has and what the sounds sound like before you worry about which symbols to use for the sounds. * We read left to right -- there's no law you have to write that way. Don't feel you have to get the symbol for one sound perfect before you move to the next. If you know the first consonant and the last consonant but aren't sure of the vowel in the middle, get the consonants down on paper and worry about the vowel later. * When you're unsure of an individual sound, consider other words where that sound occurs. For example, if you're not sure what symbol to use for a vowel, what word would you get if you put that vowel between h_d or b_t? * Read your transcription back out loud. Make sure it says what you think it says. * When you read your transcription back out loud, pretend you're a very stupid computer who can't do anything more than play little sound clips one after the other. If the only thing that sounds strange about your reading is the pauses ([d -- A -- g]), then your transcription is probably right. If it sounds like the computer is trying to say a different word or a nonsense word ([d -- o -- g]), you'd better try again. * Pay attention to what you're doing with your body. Often phoneticians who are trying to transcribe an unfamiliar sound will imitate the sound as closely as they can and then choose the symbol more on the basis of what they're doing with their vocal tract during the imitation than on what it sounds like. If it doesn't feel like an [n], if your tongue body is touching your soft palate rather than your tongue tip touching just behind your teeth, then it's not an [n]. * Practise. Practise. Practise. o Do the exercises in the textbook. o Get more textbooks. Do their exercises too. o Do the exercises on the web page. o Transcribe words in your head while waiting for the bus. o Write your grocery lists in IPA. o Write your diary in IPA. o Read stories in IPA whenever you have insomnia. o ... Some common mistakes Square brackets Always use square brackets around your transcriptions in order to distinguish them from ordinary text. Silent letters There's no such thing as an unpronounced symbol in a phonetic transcription. [c] The IPA symbol [c] represents the sound you make with your tongue body hitting your hard palate. English doesn't use this sound. If you're ever tempted to use [c] in transcribing the speech of a normal English speaker, you're almost certainly wrong. ng, nk The sound usually spelled ng has the symbol [ŋ]. You should not add a [g] unless there is actually a [g] pronounced -- does it sound more like singer or like finger? Clusters spelled nk (and often nc) also usually have this sound: [ŋk]. j Remember: y is [j] and j is [d&ezh;]. The A's Be careful not to confuse "typewritten" [a] and "script" [script-a]. These sounds are made differently. In some languages, switching one for the other can change the meaning of a word. Capital letters Don't use capital letters where English spelling conventions do. The waiter Bill and the bill he brings you are pronounced identically and must have the same transcription. In IPA, smaller versions of the capital letters are often used for completely different sounds. Calling someone [BIl] is generally considered rude. Unstressed vowels If an unstressed syllable has a neutral vowel, don't transcribe it with a full vowel because it's spelled that way. See the next section. (Less)
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DF 1 0 2009-03-21 - extension: ipa - size: 3 MB
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FingerScan (v 1 1) 2009-05-11 - extension: ipa - size: 688 KB
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