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#1

22-Apr-2008, 16:41

Kryptonite_Heart

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Phonetic Converter ?

i was wonderining if its possible to download a phonetic font similar to wingdings or something ?

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22-Apr-2008, 18:00

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Re: Phonetic Converter ?

Welcome to the forums.

Try here: Phonetics - ESL Web Directory - UsingEnglish.com

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23-Apr-2008, 11:19

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Re: Phonetic Converter ?

There's also this site, which is a phonetic typewriter you can then copy and paste in plaves that won't display the fonts: IPA Typewriter

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