3153:(Comment) I wonder what these are for? I am all in favour of using IPA to represent pronunciation, where it helps: for example in languages with no phonetic representation (French, Hungarian,...), or regional variations in English pronunciation. But for Japanese, you have to be either a real real phonetics expert for the IPA to be more helpful than Hepburn romanisation, or a Japanese speaker who can work it out backwards. In a dictionary, this would be a good addition for completeness' sake, but I wonder how it helps in WP? In particular a number of these expressions are katakana attempts at representing English words, and I think there will be huge variation in individual speakers' pronunciations. A bit like asking for a narrow IPA representation of the English (as in England) pronunciation of "Français" or "merci beaucoup". Further, if you are really describing the word in general, the representation should be phonemic, not phonetic, because of free variation. I recall an incident in Japanese evening classes in London, decades ago: this elderly gentleman was going to two different teachers, and couldn't understand variation in the pronunciation of です. "Why", he asked, "does the other teacher say /desu/ and you say /des/. Which is correct?" And Taya-san replied "Yes, です is correct." She could not hear the phonetic difference, and could not understand the question.
3259:(Response to Prosperity) You say, "adding IPA to supplement Hepburn readings", but I cannot imagine quite who this would help, in general. Of course "IPA is different from Hepburn", but (except for showing pitch accent) it is almost precisely isomorphic. You could possibly produce a slightly more accurate version of your list above by a series of regexp replacements on the Hepburn -- for example, you would notice 'bokutohana', where you forgot to replace the 'u' by the "w-thingy". Then about these pseudo-English titles: well, I really did mean "merci beaucoup", and not assimilated loanwords like "pastiche", which really do have their own pronunciations in Englishes. Precisely because speakers are trying to pronounce a foreign language, their pronunciation is simply too variable for IPA to help. For example, in ゴー・トゥ・ザ・フューチャー the second word is an attempt to reproduce English "to", so should probably be
3299:? It was up for speedy deletion but there was just enough of an assertion of notability to where he could pass speedy criteria. There isn't much coverage for him at all in English and none of it can be used to establish notability on here since it's mostly e-commerce sites and various forum mentions. Since he's from Hong Kong and is primarily active in China and Japanese, I figured that coverage would likely be in something other than English. I also posted at WP:CHINA asking for help finding sources. (so this is cross pasted from there) I tried searching using the characters in the article, but I couldn't find much since I'm not entirely sure if it's correct and also because the search predominantly brings up a psychologist by the same name. Refining it would require more than just a cut/paste and Google Translate.
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article (although granted it may help by providing some search terms). If that editor can't find
English sources and relies upon a machine translation of the Japanese article, they will still not be in a position to expand the English article because the editor will not have the ability to read the Japanese sources (if the article is sourced, which most are not). So in practice, the Japanese article will only be useful to an editor with the ability to read Japanese who can then use the article as a starting point to find their own sources, since most of the contents will be unsourced.
1790:, I have many sources for various aspects of disability but for the demographics of disability I'm struggling to find authoritative statistics from later than 1998 - which predates many legislative and policy changes about disability related issues. I'd appreciate it if someone here might be able to find more recent population statistics about disability - I am unfortunately limited to searching only English sources. Thanks
2296:)? There is at least one election coming up this year which may generate some interest in readers. I would be happy to work on the Kansai portal but, to be honest, what does it actually involve? I looked at the Osaka one, which appears to have been edited only 20 times in the last decade. Are they supposed to be updated more often? I know this is not the place to be asking such basic questions.
1687:: there is a template at the top that says, "This article may be expanded with text translated from the corresponding article in Japanese." Well, in a sense, one cannot argue with this. But it is true of every article on a Japanese topic, that the ja:WP article is a good place to look (assuming you can read Japanese) for more information; does this template really serve a useful purpose?
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The problem I have with IPA is that 99% of
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As I see it, asking this question is less asking
English people how they pronounce "merci beaucoup", but more asking them how they'd pronounce "pastiche" or "Mexico", as these are words that are assimilated into the general vocabulary of English. The online accent dictionaries for Japanese even point
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The main portal page, once created, is generally not edited very often. It involves collecting a list of articles and quality images which would fit under the topic, and then sorting them into various categories (biographies, and so on). Gathering dates is good so events that happened on a particular
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I see a distinct lack of non-popular culture portals. What suggestions do you all have for possible new portals? There should be a fair number of articles for the portal so it will have a decent amount of content, so a broader topic is good. I know how to make portals (I've made three), so that won't
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Finally, I didn't explain my story very carefully: the point is that voiced and voiceless final 'u' vowels are largely in free variation, and the teacher (Taya-san she was always called) simply could not hear what the problem is. In your list you have shown some with devoicing marks, others without,
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American speakers", possibly. But for European languages, IPA is the only show in town, and I think general awareness of IPA is much higher than you suggest. The problem is that whereas for French, German, etc, most of the vowels in particular are easy
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For your story, just because a native speaker can't actively describe the difference between two sounds (I know I'm a little deaf on /j/ vs. /ʎ/), doesn't mean a mispronunciation would cause problems to listeners. I remember one time when my teacher asked what my classmate's thesis topic was on, she
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I see sources that give the pronunciation of 「遠浦帰帆」 as both おんぽきはん、えんぽきはん、and ゑんぽきはん. The first seems most common in a plain Google search, but doesn't appear at all in a Google Books search. ja-wp gives おんぽきはん, and I suspect that's why it is so common in search results, but I don't want to give
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Japanese, you are simply not in a position to help. This at least should be instantly deleted. Perhaps the template is a generic one: if you are looking at du:WP, the output of MT may even be useful, since Dutch grammar is a shadow of
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and so forth. Part of this is sourced to a rambling personal essay in a fansite, part to an unpublished MA thesis -- and nothing that I bothered to look at that was much better. And it's about fandom, or labels for the fandom, or stigmatization via labels for the fandom. All pretty bad. My first
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I tried to work on the Ainu portal, but was not very successful, though I'm willing to try again. I would support focusing on
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to remember variants on a-e-i-o-u-(y), Japanese in IPA is full of unfamiliar things like ɯ and devoicing marks. But my basic point was that
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3391:? Thanks!--
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3304:Tokyogirl79
3003:ネイティブ・ダンサー
2816:I, JethroBT
2743:I, JethroBT
2581:I, JethroBT
2529:Portal:Sony
2457:Portal:Ainu
2179:Portal:Ainu
2169:Portal:Sony
1995:Dragon Ball
1990:Asian Games
1685:Nihon Shoki
1548:Square Enix
1419:All of 2004
1314:Mythology (
3138:Thanks! --
2759:AtHomeIn神戸
2665:I JethroBT
2638:Cckerberos
2424:AtHomeIn神戸
2298:AtHomeIn神戸
2288:How about
1749:AtHomeIn神戸
1692:horrendous
1340:Politics (
3453:Michitaro
3055:三日月サンセット
3034:ホーリー・ダンス
2982:ドキュメンタリー
2840:アイデンティティ
2701:this page
2624:Michitaro
2361:also has
1558:Tokusatsu
1392:Transwiki
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3436:¡gobble!
3105:リミックション
2921:サカナクション
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2574:Nihonjoe
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3457:talk
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3412:talk
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3045:僕と花
3013:蓮の花
2962:新宝島
2891:汽空域
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1918:talk
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1753:talk
1701:talk
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1260:CJKV
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45:Talk
3354:日本穣
3205:日本穣
2952:新白
2871:祈り
2851:青い
2706:日本穣
2672:日本穣
2594:日本穣
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