Enum soundchange-english::Phoneme
[-] [+]
[src]
pub enum Phoneme { P, B, T, D, G, K, M, N, NG, F, V, TH, S, Z, SH, CH, J, R, L, H, Y, W, _C, _Q, _X, AY, A, EE, E, AI, I, OH, O, EW, U, OO, AW, UU, UH, _A, _E, _I, _O, }
A phoneme for English.
While variants are named after their common respelling (slightly adjusted to fit in the ASCII and to be unique) they do not directly represent an unique sound (say, voiceless bilabial stop /p/). A phoneme rather represents an (conceptual) equivalence class for related sounds, so that it is a minimal unit that can give the difference in meaning. Different dialects of English commonly have different sounds for the same phoneme.
Variants
P | |
B | |
T | |
D | |
G | |
K | |
M | |
N | |
NG | |
F | |
V | |
TH | |
S | |
Z | |
SH | |
CH | |
J | |
R | |
L | |
H | |
Y | |
W | |
_C | |
_Q | |
_X | |
AY | |
A | |
EE | |
E | |
AI | |
I | |
OH | |
O | |
EW | |
U | |
OO | |
AW | |
UU | |
UH | |
_A | |
_E | |
_I | |
_O |