1<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> 2<!DOCTYPE supplementalData SYSTEM "../../common/dtd/ldmlSupplemental.dtd"> 3<!-- Copyright © 1991-2015 Unicode, Inc. 4CLDR data files are interpreted according to the LDML specification (http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/) 5For terms of use, see http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html --> 6<supplementalData> 7 <version number="$Revision: 12347 $" /> 8 <transforms> 9 <transform source="ia" target="ia_FONIPA" direction="forward" draft="contributed" alias="ia-fonipa-t-ia"> 10 <tRule> 11# Transformation from Interlingua (ia) to its IPA transcription (ia_FONIPA). 12# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#Interlingua_alphabet 13# http://www.omniglot.com/writing/interlingua.htm 14 15::NFC; 16::Lower; 17 18# Interlinua has five falling diphthongs. 19# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#Orthography_and_pronunciation 20ai → ai̯; 21au → au̯; 22ei → ei̯; # rare 23eu → eu̯; 24oi → oi̯; # rare 25 26# ‹g› is usually [ɡ], but it is [d͡ʒ] in -age, -agi-, and -egi-. 27# http://www.omniglot.com/writing/interlingua.htm 28$vowel = [aeiouy]; 29$end_of_word = [$ ]; 30{age} $end_of_word → ad͡ʒe; 31{agi} $vowel → ad͡ʒ; # viagiar → viad͡ʒar 32agi → ad͡ʒi; 33{egi} $vowel → ed͡ʒ; # legier → led͡ʒer 34egi → ed͡ʒi; 35gg → ɡ; 36g → ɡ; 37 38# Omniglot: “The sounds of g and k assimilate a preceding n as in English.” 39{n} [gkqx] → ŋ; 40nn → n; 41n → n; 42 43a → a; 44bb → b; 45b → b; 46cc → k; 47{c} [ei] → t͡s; 48ch → k; 49c → k; 50dd → d; 51d → d; 52e → e; 53ff → f; 54f → f; 55h → ; # ‹h› is normally silent. 56i → i; 57j → ʒ; 58kk → k; 59k → k; 60ll → l; 61l → l; 62mm → m; 63m → m; 64o → o; 65ph → f; # philosophos, physica 66pp → p; 67p → p; 68que → ke; 69qu → kw; 70q → k; 71rr → ɾ; 72r → ɾ; 73sh → ʃ; # rare 74ss → s; 75s → s; 76[^s] {ti} [aeiouy] → t͡sj; 77tt → t; 78t → t; 79u → u; 80v → v; 81w → v; 82x → ks; 83y → i; 84z → z; 85 </tRule> 86 </transform> 87 </transforms> 88</supplementalData> 89