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Usage
{{rfp}}, named for request for pronunciation, is used to request that a pronunciation or pronunciations be added to an entry in the form of a written transcription; chiefly IPA or enPR. It should be used under the ===Pronunciation=== header.
Parameters
|1=
(required)
- The language code of the term needing pronunciation. See Wiktionary:List of languages.
|2=
- An optional comment to be displayed in the request message.
|sort=
- The sort key for the page; rarely needs to be specified.
|nocat=1
- Disable categorization of this page.
|inline=1
- Display the message inline instead of in a box.
This template adds the page to the subcategory of Category:Requests for pronunciation by language designated by the language code specified using |1=
.
Examples
Use the 1
parameter with the language code:
{{rfp|en}}
This template categorizes the marked page into categories like Category:Requests for pronunciation in English entries.
Supply details of the request like this:
{{rfp|en|UK pronunciation missing}}
See also
{{rfap}}
, requests audio pronunciation
{{rfv-pron}}
, requests the verification of an already present pronunciation transcription