The International Phonetic Alphabet is the set of characters and diacritics used by linguists to transcribe speech in any language. Alternative Systems (2) Fonts (3) 1. International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) Unicode “Keyboard” - A Unicode replica of the official chart written in XHTML/CSS and released under the GPL. Allows the user to type strings of IPA characters while keeping track of previously used symbols and optionally outputting XML entities. 2. International Phonetic Association - The website of the organization that created the International Phonetic Alphabet. 3. A Sound Reference to the IPA - Interactive IPA chart that includes examples of sounds. 4. IPAScript - Description and online Demo of an input system for generating IPA symbols from SAMPA (Ascii) keystrokes 5. Say... - Text-to-speech translator which also reads ASCII representations of the IPA. 6. The IPA in Unicode - Unicode standard used by current browsers covers all the IPA phonetic symbols. Listed with their meanings, codes, and advice on Unicode fonts that contain them. 7. Typing IPA symbols in Word for Windows & Notepad - Methods for typing in the IPA in Word and Notepad.

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