IPA (International phonetic alphabet) can take a plural form? [on hold]
I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
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I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
grammatical-number suffixes
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SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
487
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
yesterday
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I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
grammatical-number suffixes
asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
487
I know that code is a countable noun, and I tend to refer to IPA like a code.
grammatical-number suffixes
grammatical-number suffixes
asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
487
asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
487
asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
487
asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
487
asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
487
487
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
yesterday
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
yesterday
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
yesterday
The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
yesterday
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The IPA is unique: it’s a proper noun. You can have more than one IPA encoding, but not more than one IPA (please wait 5 minutes for someone to make a beer joke). That is, the encoding (or transcription) is countable, but IPA remains a proper noun.
– Dan Bron
yesterday