From cf3cabc140a0624bd31a32e7976df6455b3e917b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Reece H. Dunn" Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2018 10:16:41 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Revert "Describe the additional Cainteoir Text-to-Speech phonemes for the articulation diacritics." This reverts commit 39994150ba90990514ae6d70fd07372b22c7736f. --- docs/phonemes.md | 28 ++++++++++------------------ 1 file changed, 10 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/phonemes.md b/docs/phonemes.md index 3d5dce6a..4c78aff9 100644 --- a/docs/phonemes.md +++ b/docs/phonemes.md @@ -217,31 +217,23 @@ above table. ### Articulation -The following articulation features are used by eSpeak NG to describe place of -articulation features not in the main consonant tables. - | Feature | Symbol | Name | Origin | |---------|--------|-----------------|---------------| | `lgl` | ◌̼ | linguolabial | `cainteoir` | | `idt` | ◌̪͆ | interdental | `espeak-ng` | +| | ◌̪ | dental | | | `apc` | ◌̺ | apical | `espeak-ng` | | `lmn` | ◌̻ | laminal | `cainteoir` | +| | ◌̟ | advanced | | +| | ◌̠ | retracted | | +| | ◌̈ | centralized | | +| | ◌̽ | mid-centralized | | +| | ◌̝ | raised | | +| | ◌̞ | lowered | | -The following articulation features control the location on the IPA chart. As -such, the phonemes are described in their new location on the IPA chart after -applying the articulation diacritic. These diacritics are recorded in the -Cainteoir Text-to-Speech program to provide accurate round-tripping between -different phoneme transcriptions. - -| Feature | Symbol | Name | Origin | -|---------|--------|-----------------|---------------| -| `dzd` | ◌̪ | dental | `cainteoir` | -| `adv` | ◌̟ | advanced | `cainteoir` | -| `ret` | ◌̠ | retracted | `cainteoir` | -| `czd` | ◌̈ | centralized | `cainteoir` | -| `mcz` | ◌̽ | mid-centralized | `cainteoir` | -| `rsd` | ◌̝ | raised | `cainteoir` | -| `lwr` | ◌̞ | lowered | `cainteoir` | +The articulations that do not have a corresponding feature name are recorded +using the features of their new location in the consonant or vowel charts, not +using the features of the base phoneme. ### Air Flow