Looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of words, one next to the other
It would be even better if it displays British and American pronunciation.
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It would be even better if it displays British and American pronunciation.
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SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
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I don't understand what you want. Do you want a dictionary that gives IPA for both British and American pronunciations, like this one? Or do you want a website that will show you the IPA for words you type in, like this one?
– Peter Shor
yesterday
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The second website I give above, if you type in "wet whet", will output "wɛt wɛt". This sounds like exactly what you're looking for. (Except it doesn't give you the British and American IPAs side by side. For that you might have to use a dictionary.)
– Peter Shor
23 hours ago
Now I've got it, perfect, thank you.
– SunnySideDown
23 hours ago
Off-topic - should it have been "I can compare two IPAs of words..." Instead of "..IPA of words..."?
– SunnySideDown
4 hours ago
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It would be even better if it displays British and American pronunciation.
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asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
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It would be even better if it displays British and American pronunciation.
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SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
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asked yesterday
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asked yesterday
SunnySideDownSunnySideDown
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I don't understand what you want. Do you want a dictionary that gives IPA for both British and American pronunciations, like this one? Or do you want a website that will show you the IPA for words you type in, like this one?
– Peter Shor
yesterday
1
The second website I give above, if you type in "wet whet", will output "wɛt wɛt". This sounds like exactly what you're looking for. (Except it doesn't give you the British and American IPAs side by side. For that you might have to use a dictionary.)
– Peter Shor
23 hours ago
Now I've got it, perfect, thank you.
– SunnySideDown
23 hours ago
Off-topic - should it have been "I can compare two IPAs of words..." Instead of "..IPA of words..."?
– SunnySideDown
4 hours ago
add a comment |
1
I don't understand what you want. Do you want a dictionary that gives IPA for both British and American pronunciations, like this one? Or do you want a website that will show you the IPA for words you type in, like this one?
– Peter Shor
yesterday
1
The second website I give above, if you type in "wet whet", will output "wɛt wɛt". This sounds like exactly what you're looking for. (Except it doesn't give you the British and American IPAs side by side. For that you might have to use a dictionary.)
– Peter Shor
23 hours ago
Now I've got it, perfect, thank you.
– SunnySideDown
23 hours ago
Off-topic - should it have been "I can compare two IPAs of words..." Instead of "..IPA of words..."?
– SunnySideDown
4 hours ago
1
1
I don't understand what you want. Do you want a dictionary that gives IPA for both British and American pronunciations, like this one? Or do you want a website that will show you the IPA for words you type in, like this one?
– Peter Shor
yesterday
I don't understand what you want. Do you want a dictionary that gives IPA for both British and American pronunciations, like this one? Or do you want a website that will show you the IPA for words you type in, like this one?
– Peter Shor
yesterday
1
1
The second website I give above, if you type in "wet whet", will output "wɛt wɛt". This sounds like exactly what you're looking for. (Except it doesn't give you the British and American IPAs side by side. For that you might have to use a dictionary.)
– Peter Shor
23 hours ago
The second website I give above, if you type in "wet whet", will output "wɛt wɛt". This sounds like exactly what you're looking for. (Except it doesn't give you the British and American IPAs side by side. For that you might have to use a dictionary.)
– Peter Shor
23 hours ago
Now I've got it, perfect, thank you.
– SunnySideDown
23 hours ago
Now I've got it, perfect, thank you.
– SunnySideDown
23 hours ago
Off-topic - should it have been "I can compare two IPAs of words..." Instead of "..IPA of words..."?
– SunnySideDown
4 hours ago
Off-topic - should it have been "I can compare two IPAs of words..." Instead of "..IPA of words..."?
– SunnySideDown
4 hours ago
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The official website is https://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/
A great website with charts and sounds and stuff is http://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/
Another okayish website that has some nice IPA charts with sounds is http://www.yorku.ca/earmstro/ipa/ however, it uses flash with will be disappearing soon, so it won't work on any modern browsers by the end of 2020.
Here's another one that I just found: http://www.ipachart.com/
You could also search for IPA charts with sounds if you're interested in any more links.
answered yesterday
ElliotThomasElliotThomas
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Thanks a lot, Elliot, but I'm not sure that you got me. I'm looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of two words, one by the other. on the same page.
– SunnySideDown
yesterday
1
Ah, I see. The second link I gave you has one that currently is not working. It says that a new version is currently being developed.
– ElliotThomas
7 hours ago
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The official website is https://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/
A great website with charts and sounds and stuff is http://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/
Another okayish website that has some nice IPA charts with sounds is http://www.yorku.ca/earmstro/ipa/ however, it uses flash with will be disappearing soon, so it won't work on any modern browsers by the end of 2020.
Here's another one that I just found: http://www.ipachart.com/
You could also search for IPA charts with sounds if you're interested in any more links.
answered yesterday
ElliotThomasElliotThomas
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Thanks a lot, Elliot, but I'm not sure that you got me. I'm looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of two words, one by the other. on the same page.
– SunnySideDown
yesterday
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Ah, I see. The second link I gave you has one that currently is not working. It says that a new version is currently being developed.
– ElliotThomas
7 hours ago
add a comment |
The official website is https://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/
A great website with charts and sounds and stuff is http://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/
Another okayish website that has some nice IPA charts with sounds is http://www.yorku.ca/earmstro/ipa/ however, it uses flash with will be disappearing soon, so it won't work on any modern browsers by the end of 2020.
Here's another one that I just found: http://www.ipachart.com/
You could also search for IPA charts with sounds if you're interested in any more links.
answered yesterday
ElliotThomasElliotThomas
889
Thanks a lot, Elliot, but I'm not sure that you got me. I'm looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of two words, one by the other. on the same page.
– SunnySideDown
yesterday
1
Ah, I see. The second link I gave you has one that currently is not working. It says that a new version is currently being developed.
– ElliotThomas
7 hours ago
add a comment |
The official website is https://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/
A great website with charts and sounds and stuff is http://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/
Another okayish website that has some nice IPA charts with sounds is http://www.yorku.ca/earmstro/ipa/ however, it uses flash with will be disappearing soon, so it won't work on any modern browsers by the end of 2020.
Here's another one that I just found: http://www.ipachart.com/
You could also search for IPA charts with sounds if you're interested in any more links.
answered yesterday
ElliotThomasElliotThomas
889
The official website is https://www.internationalphoneticassociation.org/
A great website with charts and sounds and stuff is http://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/
Another okayish website that has some nice IPA charts with sounds is http://www.yorku.ca/earmstro/ipa/ however, it uses flash with will be disappearing soon, so it won't work on any modern browsers by the end of 2020.
Here's another one that I just found: http://www.ipachart.com/
You could also search for IPA charts with sounds if you're interested in any more links.
answered yesterday
ElliotThomasElliotThomas
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Thanks a lot, Elliot, but I'm not sure that you got me. I'm looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of two words, one by the other. on the same page.
– SunnySideDown
yesterday
1
Ah, I see. The second link I gave you has one that currently is not working. It says that a new version is currently being developed.
– ElliotThomas
7 hours ago
add a comment |
Thanks a lot, Elliot, but I'm not sure that you got me. I'm looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of two words, one by the other. on the same page.
– SunnySideDown
yesterday
1
Ah, I see. The second link I gave you has one that currently is not working. It says that a new version is currently being developed.
– ElliotThomas
7 hours ago
Thanks a lot, Elliot, but I'm not sure that you got me. I'm looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of two words, one by the other. on the same page.
– SunnySideDown
yesterday
Thanks a lot, Elliot, but I'm not sure that you got me. I'm looking for a website where I can compare two IPA of two words, one by the other. on the same page.
– SunnySideDown
yesterday
1
1
Ah, I see. The second link I gave you has one that currently is not working. It says that a new version is currently being developed.
– ElliotThomas
7 hours ago
Ah, I see. The second link I gave you has one that currently is not working. It says that a new version is currently being developed.
– ElliotThomas
7 hours ago
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I don't understand what you want. Do you want a dictionary that gives IPA for both British and American pronunciations, like this one? Or do you want a website that will show you the IPA for words you type in, like this one?
– Peter Shor
yesterday
1
The second website I give above, if you type in "wet whet", will output "wɛt wɛt". This sounds like exactly what you're looking for. (Except it doesn't give you the British and American IPAs side by side. For that you might have to use a dictionary.)
– Peter Shor
23 hours ago
Now I've got it, perfect, thank you.
– SunnySideDown
23 hours ago
Off-topic - should it have been "I can compare two IPAs of words..." Instead of "..IPA of words..."?
– SunnySideDown
4 hours ago