SAMPA (3904 bytes)
2: ...e '''Speech Assessment Methods Phonetic Alphabet (SAMPA)''' is a computer-readable phonetic script using ...
6: Today, officially, SAMPA has been developed for all the sounds of the foll...
39: ...unciation of the name SAMPA in English. Like IPA, SAMPA is usually enclosed in [[bracket|square brackets]...
41: ==Problems with SAMPA==
42: ...lphabet|IPA]] alphabet. To solve this problem [[X-SAMPA]] was created, which provides ''one single table'...

X-SAMPA (23795 bytes)
1: ...e individual language SAMPA alphabets, and extend SAMPA to cover the entire range of characters in the [[...
3: The result is a SAMPA-inspired recasting of the IPA into 7-bit [[ASCII]...
8: ...inary lower-case letters have the same value in X-SAMPA as they do in the IPA.
9: * X-SAMPA uses a following backslash as an escape character...
10: * X-SAMPA diacritics follow the symbols they modify. Excep...

SAMPA chart (23355 bytes)
1: '''[[SAMPA]] charts of consonants and vowels'''
2: ...ee a concise version of [[SAMPA chart for English|SAMPA for English sounds]].
5: ...neral ASCII representation of the IPA symbols [[X-SAMPA]] should be used.''
193: | '''SAMPA'''
467: ...β, δ, despite what the creators of the SAMPA may think. Those sounds are not fricatives but ap...

SAMPA chart for English (4524 bytes)
1: '''A concise version of [[SAMPA]] for [[English language|English]] sounds'''
3: See a more complete [[SAMPA Chart|SAMPA chart]] of sounds found in most of European langu...
7: !colspan=2| SAMPA: English [[Consonant]]s
9: !width="20%"| SAMPA !! Examples
97: ! colspan=4| SAMPA: English [[Vowel]]s

SAMPA chart for Nahuatl (4893 bytes)
1: '''A concise version of [[SAMPA]] for Classical [[Nahuatl language|Nahuatl]] soun...
4: ...r language was simplicity and brevity; thus, most SAMPA tables encode ''only'' those phonemes that are ne...
6: ...ecific SAMPA table, while providing it with the X-SAMPA equivalents for disambiguation. That is the appro...
10: ! SAMPA !! X-SAMPA !! IPA !! IPA !! Description !! Examples
12: ...<tt>p</tt> || &nbsp; <tt>p</tt> || p || [[Image:Xsampa-p.png]] || unvoiced bilabial plosive || English h...

Semivowel (1114 bytes)
6: ...rnational phonetic alphabet|IPA]]: [j], [[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [j]), a [[Palatal consonant|palatal]] or unrou...
7: ...rnational phonetic alphabet|IPA]]: [w], [[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [w]), a [[Velar consonant|velar]] labialized o...
9: ...netic alphabet|IPA]]: [{{IPA|&#613;}}], [[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [H]), a [[Palatal consonant|palatal]] labializ...

Nasal consonant (1890 bytes)
13: ...;]}} is a voiced [[labiodental nasal]] ([[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [<tt>F</tt>])
15: ...nasal]], common in [[Indic languages]] ([[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [<tt>n`</tt>])
16: ...PA|[&#626;]}} voiced [[palatal nasal]] ([[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [<tt>J</tt>]); is a common sound in European l...
17: ...{IPA|[&#331;]}} voiced [[velar nasal]] ([[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [<tt>N</tt>]), as in si'''ng'''.
18: ...IPA|[&#628;]}} voiced [[uvular nasal]] ([[X-SAMPA|SAMPA]]: [<tt>N\</tt>])

Grave (687 bytes)
2: *A '''grave''' (SAMPA: [greIv]) is a place for the dead, see [[tomb]], ...
3: *A [[grave accent]] (SAMPA: [gra:v] (grahv) or [greIv]) is also a type of di...
6: *[[Grave, Netherlands|Grave]] (SAMPA: [Gra:v@]) is also the name of a town in the [[Ne...

Monophthong (2698 bytes)
3: ...ich is pronounced /&#x026A;&#x0259;/[[Monophthong#SAMPA equivalents|<SUP> 5 </SUP>]].
16: ==SAMPA equivalents==

Rotokas language (1473 bytes)
7: The phonemes of Rotokas, in [[SAMPA]] notation, are as follows:
18: ...A /B/, a voiced bilabial fricative, and ''r'' for SAMPA /4/.

Mohawk language (2518 bytes)
4: ...oneme inventory appears to be as follows (using [[SAMPA]] notation):
8: ...h/, and &lsquo;sh&rsquo; is /s/ + /h/ (<b>not</b> SAMPA /S/).
9: ...s indeed an affricate, since 'tsh' corresponds to SAMPA /tS/ - though it raises the question of why not ...

Friedrichstraße (886 bytes)
1: ...'"fRi-dRIc-StRas-s@'' as written in [[SAMPA chart|SAMPA]] form) ''(Frederick Street)'' is a major shoppin...

Phonetic alphabet (1503 bytes)
5: ** [[SAMPA]], an [[ASCII]] version
6: ** [[X-SAMPA]], an extension of SAMPA

Aioli (741 bytes)
1: ...language]] garlic ''(Aiet)'' and oil ''(oli)'', [[SAMPA]] [aj'oli]) is a cold sauce made of [[garlic]], [...
5: ...[Catalan language|Catalan]] ''garlic and oil'', [[SAMPA]] [aLi'oli]) is a thick emulsion of only garlic a...

International Phonetic Alphabet for English (11382 bytes)
9: ** [[SAMPA]] <tt>[i:]</tt>
12: ** SAMPA <tt>[I]</tt>
15: ** SAMPA <tt>[eI]</tt>
18: ** SAMPA <tt>[E]</tt>
21: ** SAMPA <tt>[{]</tt>

Esh (letter) (279 bytes)
3: ...lar fricative]] [[consonant]] [[symbol]]. The [[X-SAMPA]] equivalent is <tt>S</tt>.

August Dvorak (1271 bytes)
5: ...]] pronounces it as [dvo&#633;æk] (IPA) [dvOr{k] (SAMPA).

Open front unrounded vowel (1138 bytes)
7: | align="center"|[[Image:Xsampa-a.png]]
9: | [[X-SAMPA]]
17: ...s this sound is {{IPA|a}}, and the equivalent [[X-SAMPA]] symbol is <tt>a</tt>.

Kirshenbaum (1791 bytes)
3: Like the more common [[SAMPA]], the system uses lower-case letters to represen...
6: ! Sound !! IPA !! SAMPA !! Kirshenbaum

Labiovelar (383 bytes)
1: ...taneously. An example is English 'w' in 'word' (X-Sampa /w/). It may be characterized as a labial glide w...

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