Kraut's English phonetic blog

credit: Ed Schipul; licence: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ "He wore a vest which was bulletproof" was one of the 20...

Karen Chung drew my attention to this free online IPA keyboard: It's to be found --> here .

pronunciationlondon.co.uk published this picture on the 29th of May, 2014 : credit: pronunciationlondon.uk Apart from the single quota...

A colleague of mine - let's call him Mr. D. -  told me this little story: A student of his came to his consultation hour to discuss his...

Here are the third and fourth lines of the dialogue (with 3b and 4b representing Jack Windsor Lewis's tonemarks): 3a) Jim: You went t...

port of Kiel  John Wells drew my attention to a BBC Radio 4 series on WWI called "1914: Day by Day". In its first episode enti...

Here's my suggestion of a transcription of the first line of dialogue no. 27 1a) Jim: Hullo, Margaret. Had a good holiday? 1b) `hᴧˏlə...

This is a continuation of my blog of the 28th of June taking up what Jack Windsor Lewis writes in his blog ( no. 476 ) on the pron of ...

My sincere thanks go to ʤæk wɪnzə luːɪs for providing me with a tonemarked version of the mini-dialogue between Hyacinth and Elizabeth. I us...