Phonetic Transcription of Fricatives and Plosives for Gujarati and Marathi Languages

This paper addresses phonetic transcription related issues in Gujarati and Marathi (Indian Languages). Some adhoc approaches to fix relationship between the general alphabetical symbols and phonetic symbols may not always work. Hence, some research issues like ambiguity between frication and aspirat...

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Published in2012 International Conference on Asian Language Processing (IALP) pp. 177 - 180
Main Authors Patil, H. A., Madhavi, M. C., Malde, K. D., Vachhani, B. B.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.11.2012
Subjects
A Dialectal variation
Acoustics
Anusvara
Fricative and Aspirated Plosive Analysis
IPA
Manuals
Phonetic Transcription
Pragmatics
Spectrogram
Speech
Speech recognition
Time domain analysis
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ISBN9781467361132
1467361135
DOI10.1109/IALP.2012.59

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Summary:This paper addresses phonetic transcription related issues in Gujarati and Marathi (Indian Languages). Some adhoc approaches to fix relationship between the general alphabetical symbols and phonetic symbols may not always work. Hence, some research issues like ambiguity between frication and aspirated plosive are addressed in this paper. The anusvara in both of these languages are produced based on the immediate following consonant. Implication for this finding for the problem of phonetic transcription is presented. Furthermore, the effect of dialectal variations on phonetic transcription is also analyzed for Marathi. Finally, some examples of phonetic transcription for sentences of these two languages are presented.
ISBN:9781467361132
1467361135
DOI:10.1109/IALP.2012.59