phonetic spelling

Subject: phonetic spelling
From: Mark Levinson <mark -at- CRABAPPLE -dot- BITNET>
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 1994 12:45:26 IDT

How does phonetic
spelling (which this would be) account for a Southern US, Yorkshire,
Victorian, or Brooklynese.

** Shaw, who wanted a phonetic alphabet (or at least claimed he did),
said the British monarch would be the source of definitive pronunciations.

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