Template:tl-IPA

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This template uses Module:tl-pronunciation to change spelling to pronunciation.

Use {{tl-pr}} instead.
Use {{tl-pr}} instead of invoking this template directly. {{tl-pr}} works similarly to this template but autogenerates rhymes and hyphenation as well as pronunciation.

Parameters

Normally, call this template with no parameters, and it will automatically generate the pronunciation for the page name.

NOTE: The invocation of {{tl-IPA}} should occur on a line by itself. Do not put a bullet mark (*) before it. The bullet mark is generated by the template.

|1=
Phonetic respelling of word or phrase to account for stress or glottal stops. Needed where word has stress pattern different than default, or glottal stops other than in onset (e.g. lutuin, dialectal ngay-on, which should be respelled into "lutu7in" and "ngay7on", 7 being for the glottal stop), or unassimilated loanwords or proper nouns not in phonemic spelling.
|bullets=
Number of bullet marks to place before the generated pronunciation. Defaults to 1.
|pre=
Text to place before the generated pronunciation, primarily to handle accent qualifiers.
|post=
Text to place after the generated pronunciation, primarily to handle qualifiers other than accent

Examples

The following usage examples do not require a pronunciation hint:

Word Result
araw
asawa
bahay
tubig
at

Examples where a pronunciation hint helps:

Word Respelling Result Note
kaarawán ka7arawán mid-word glottal stop using 7
lutuin lutu7in
mauná ma7uná
ngay-ón ngay7ón
Amériká Amérika stress other than default (penultimate stress).
buwán buwán
ngayón ngayón
pasók pasók
babâ babâ circumflex vowel for final glottal stop and stress
Maynilà Maynilà vowel with grave for final glottal stop and default stress

Foreign letters in proper nouns and loanwords

The template also automatically handles certain foreign letters and letter combinations (usually from Spanish), such as those in proper nouns, without having to respell the word (save accentuation or glottal stops).

Word Respelling Result Note
Cagayán Cagayán C before A, O and U to /k/
Cavite Cavite
Corón Corón
Cebú Cebú Spanish C before E or I to /s/
García García
Chan Chan CH to /t͡ʃ/
de Chavez de Chavez
Aguilar Aguilár Spanish GU+E or I to /ge/ and /gi/
Dumaguete Dumaguete
Guimarás Guimarás
Taguíg Taguíg
Misa de Gallo Misa de Gallo
  • IPA(key): /ˌmisa de ˈɡaljo/,
Spanish LL to /lj/
Sevilla Sevilla
Biñán Biñán Spanish Ñ
Antique Antique Spanish QU+E or I to /ke/ or /ki/
Parañaque Parañaque
Quezon Quezon
delá Cruz delá Cruz Spanish Z to /s/
Luzón Luzón
Zaragoza Zaragoza

Other cases need a respelling.

Word Respelling(s) Result Note
Valencia Balénsiya, Valénsiya

-ci followed by vowel and pronounced /sj/
Baguio Bagyo -gue/gui followed by vowel and pronounced /gj/
Cabuyao Cabuyaw Spanish O or U for /w/ in most positions.
Cauayan Cawayan
Manaoag Manawag
Tanauan Tanauan

Multiword terms

This template also supports multiword terms; it can also provide IPA for a whole sentence.

Word Respelling Result
anó'ng balità anó'ng balità
  • IPA(key): /ʔaˌnoŋ baˈlitaʔ/,
Bagong Taón Bagong Ta7ón
  • IPA(key): /ˌbaɡoŋ taˈʔon/,
hanggáng sa mulî hanggáng sa mulî
  • IPA(key): /haŋˌɡaŋ sa muˈliʔ/,
magandáng umaga magandáng umaga
  • IPA(key): /maɡanˌdaŋ ʔuˈmaɡa/,

See also

These templates are powered by modules derived from Module:tl-pronunciation, but modified to fit the phonology of their respective languages