1# © 2016 and later: Unicode, Inc. and others. 2# License & terms of use: http://www.unicode.org/copyright.html 3# Generated using tools/cldr/cldr-to-icu/build-icu-data.xml 4# 5# File: ia_ia_FONIPA.txt 6# Generated from CLDR 7# 8 9# Transformation from Interlingua (ia) to its IPA transcription (ia_FONIPA). 10# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#Interlingua_alphabet 11# http://www.omniglot.com/writing/interlingua.htm 12::NFC; 13::Lower; 14# Interlinua has five falling diphthongs. 15# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#Orthography_and_pronunciation 16ai → ai\u032F; 17au → au\u032F; 18ei → ei\u032F; # rare 19eu → eu\u032F; 20oi → oi\u032F; # rare 21# ‹g› is usually [ɡ], but it is [d\u0361ʒ] in -age, -agi-, and -egi-. 22# http://www.omniglot.com/writing/interlingua.htm 23$vowel = [aeiouy]; 24$end_of_word = [$ ]; 25{age} $end_of_word → ad\u0361ʒe; 26{agi} $vowel → ad\u0361ʒ; # viagiar → viad\u0361ʒar 27agi → ad\u0361ʒi; 28{egi} $vowel → ed\u0361ʒ; # legier → led\u0361ʒer 29egi → ed\u0361ʒi; 30gg → ɡ; 31g → ɡ; 32# Omniglot: “The sounds of g and k assimilate a preceding n as in English.” 33{n} [gkqx] → ŋ; 34nn → n; 35n → n; 36a → a; 37bb → b; 38b → b; 39cc → k; 40{c} [ei] → t\u0361s; 41ch → k; 42c → k; 43dd → d; 44d → d; 45e → e; 46ff → f; 47f → f; 48h → ; # ‹h› is normally silent. 49i → i; 50j → ʒ; 51kk → k; 52k → k; 53ll → l; 54l → l; 55mm → m; 56m → m; 57o → o; 58ph → f; # philosophos, physica 59pp → p; 60p → p; 61que → ke; 62qu → kw; 63q → k; 64rr → ɾ; 65r → ɾ; 66sh → ʃ; # rare 67ss → s; 68s → s; 69[^s] {ti} [aeiouy] → t\u0361sj; 70tt → t; 71t → t; 72u → u; 73v → v; 74w → v; 75x → ks; 76y → i; 77z → z; 78 79