Pronunciation Rules

[Fabio]

Hello! Someone could say me where I can find a list of pronunciation rules on the web? I know that there aren't exhaustive ones, but I've read somewhere that exist about 100 rules and other 100 exceptions for English language and I would try to learn them. Do you think I am mad?

 

[Steven D]

Hello! Someone could say me where I can find a list of pronunciation rules on the web? I know that there aren't exhaustive ones, but I've read somewhere that exist about 100 rules and other 100 exceptions for English language and I would try to learn them. Do you think I am mad?

It depends on what you mean by "pronunciation rules".

I have a document that contains the "rules" I think you're looking for. I think you're asking about spelling and pronunciation. Is that it?

I found it online. I'll see if it's still there.

Is this what you're looking for?

http://www.donpotter.net/PDF/Alphabet%20Code%20-%20Loring%20Sequence.pdf

 

[Fabio]

Yes, It's the very web page I was looking for !! I found it months ago and when after some time I needed to read it I wasn't able to find it again. Thanks a lot!!

 

[Steven D]

Yes, It's the very web page I was looking for !! I found it months ago and when after some time I needed to read it I wasn't able to find it again. Thanks a lot!!

You're welcome.

If you remember anything that is on a document you can't find, you can type the words in quotations and do a search. That's how I found it again. I only had the PDF document, not the page I got it from.


http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22prepared+by+charles+m.+richardson%22

 

[Fabio]

I've found another document containing a larger set of pronunciation rules. Of course, it has exceptions too.

I attach the link for who is interested in this subject:
http://www.uni-greifswald.de/~anglam/staff/Material/Fanning/PronRules.pdf

If someone else run across similar documents (in every format) please write them down on this thread.

 

[Fabio]

...oooops... : Pronunciation Rules

I've found another document containing a larger set of pronunciation rules. Of course, it has exceptions too.

I attach the link for who is interested in this subject:
http://www.uni-greifswald.de/~anglam/staff/Material/Fanning/PronRules.pdf

If someone else run across similar documents (in every format) please write them down on this thread.

Errata:

...If someone else runs across...

 

[Noego]

Re: ...oooops... : Pronunciation Rules

I'm sorry for reviving a very old thread, but the link provided here:

http://www.donpotter.net/PDF/Alphabet Code - Loring Sequence.pdf

Doesn't seem to work anymore. I've searched the Internet for this .pdf but I can't find it anywhere.

Could anyone somehow provide this pdf file? I would be really intersted in reading its content.

Thanks.

 

[BobK]

Re: ...oooops... : Pronunciation Rules

I'm sorry for reviving a very old thread, but the link provided here:

http://www.donpotter.net/PDF/Alphabet Code - Loring Sequence.pdf

Doesn't seem to work anymore. I've searched the Internet for this .pdf but I can't find it anywhere.

...

Strange - it works for me. It's quite a big download - nearly 3 Mb - so maybe your browser's got a time-out set too low (or maybe you're using a computer that doesn't allow downloads that big). Send me a PM.

Fabio: I wouldn't say your ambition was mad; a bit unrealistic, maybe. ;-)

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