As useful as this service can be right now it can be improved in so many ways. Here is a quick list of what we are working on. Feel free to leave your feature requests in the comments below.
- Export results to PDF;
Share links to transcriptions;- Preserve line breaks when copying line-by-line results;
- Improving dictionary base (in progress);
- Syncing Am and Br dictionaries;
- Display BrE and AmE transcriptions along each other;
- Option to show syllables in the output;
Option to loop speech audio;Workaround for speech cutting off after a few sentences in Chrome;Highlight each word being spoken during playback;- Option to use different character sets or phonetic spelling;
- Custom character sets;
- Improving linking rules for American transcriptions;
- Improving word stress and phrasal stress to better reflect patterns of connected speech;
- Sentence/phrase mark-up option;
- Convert IPA to text;
Option to edit transcription output using virtual IPA keyboard;Input form redesign;Option to select speech voice.
Include other languages
Exports result in PDF and printable format. Pleease!!!
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Add Greek language as their are not any IPA tools for Greeks
export the results by deciding whether the phonetic line goes above or below. export the results also in txt
Lucky 🍀 ☘️ yes! I always thought of this like looking at a small umbrella and seeing which way the shadows fell!! 🤔 💅 ⚕️
It would be nice to have a way to show aspiration in words. For example, pin turns into pʰɪn when the “Show aspiration” option is turned on.
But also have exceptions for some words when the “Show aspiration” is on, for example: span, spin, stop.
Thanks.
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Provide a link for the translated audio.
Pronounce a phonetically spelled word instead of an English word.
Start with radio garden
, the app! It’s perfect for you use!!
I would like to have the option to turn on aspiration, labialization, etc.
Option to show syllables in the output
i want to this option. really
Don’t want the wrong emPHASISon an irroneous sylÀbull. I see you and understand 100. And agree 👍
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Вот список слов, которые я бы хотел, чтобы вы добавили.
rhombus
trapezoid
ampere
jerrycan
tonsillitis
strabismus
toothache
cholecystitis
sunstroke
madwoman
ampule
flatcap
headscarf
nightdress
tracksuit
pullover
tailcoat
workwear
hairbrush
hairpin
eyeshadow
watchmaker
buttercream
cornflakes
redcurrant
blackcurrant
bilberry
tearoom
sideburns
immodest
signboard
signboard
towarn
terminus
Deutschmark
granary
portcullis
bedclothes
pillowcase
dustpan
crossbar
doorplate
peephole
downspout
stuntman
coursemate
phrasebook
preposition
semicolon
ellipsis
antonym
schoolgirl
chalkboard
schoolbag
chambermaid
whaleboat
exotica
cardsharp
croupier
winemaker
masseur
masseuse
chambermaid
czarina
vizier
sorceress
pharmaceutics
signboard
plowland
waybill
notepad
thumbtack
midfielder
crossbar
goaltender
chessmen
biathlon
bodybuilding
powerlifting
powerlifter
towrope
jerrycan
velour
nailhead
prybar
webpage
ampere
airstairs
brigantine
wardroom
deckrails
gangway
semaphore
firebox
barbwire
watchtower
artilleryman
crematory
chainmail
seafaring
snowdrift
hoarfrost
porthole
scrubland
shoal
Okavango
Zambezi
Limpopo
snowslide
marmot
wisent
macaque
pigpen
cowshed
sheepdog
Rottweiler
bobtail
jackdaw
chaffinch
bullfinch
leveret
bumblebee
spiderweb
dragonfly
cockchafer
seahorse
dovecot
dolphinarium
carapace
baobab
barberry
harebell
camomile
nasturtium
snowdrop
flowerbed
Sunnite
Bratislava
Kolkata
Kyiv
Belarusian
Kirghizia
Kirghiz
Turkmenian
blackcurrant
redcurrant
cowberry
bilberry
chanterelle
russula
Спасибо. Большинство есть в британской версии, остальные добавим. С американским нужно будет подождать пока.
It would be nice if there was a way to highlight a specific sound on both the text and transcription. For instance, if I want to highlight /æ/, it would display “Apples and oranges are different fruits”, “ˈæpᵊlz ænd ˈɒrɪnʤɪz ɑː ˈdɪfᵊrᵊnt fruːts”.
That way I could quickly identify which words contain a sound I’m practising, instead of manually search for the specific sound, copy-pasting the text on Word and highlighting it myself there.
Fantastic, thank you for the clear use case as well.