JP2013089221A - Kana pronunciation notation for english - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide the KANA pronunciation notation of English for faithfully reproducing pronunciation.SOLUTION: Disclosed is (1) a KANA pronunciation notation of English for assigning one HIRAGANA or KATAKANA character to each international voice symbol, (2) a KANA pronunciation notation of English for assigning colors in which the degree of opening and the width of opening and the position of articulation of the lips in pronunciation are made in proportion to the amount of color mixture of the red, green and blue of an RGB color system to each international voice symbol, and (3) the KANA pronunciation notation of English for assigning different type faces to consonants on the basis of a difference in pronunciation methods.

Description

  The present invention relates to a kana pronunciation notation method for faithfully reproducing English pronunciation.

  Conventionally, an image reading method in which alphabets are colored is known.

JP2000-112326A

Therefore, there are the following problems.
(A) I cannot recognize the distinction between vowels and consonants.
(B) The shape of the lips and tongue during pronunciation cannot be guessed.
(C) Cannot systematically distinguish consonant pronunciations that are not in Japanese.
The present invention has been made to solve these problems.

(A) Assign one kana character of a different typeface to each international phonetic symbol.
(B) Assign colors corresponding to different pronunciation methods to each international phonetic symbol.
(C) Classify consonants based on pronunciation methods and assign different typefaces.
This is the English kana pronunciation notation characterized by the above.

  By just reading a kana representing pronunciation, you will be able to recognize not only the position of stress but also the pronunciation method.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
(B) For each international phonetic symbol, a full-width hiragana or katakana character is assigned to a stressed vowel, and a half-width katakana character is assigned to a consonant.
(B) The color for each international phonetic symbol makes the lip opening degree, opening width, and articulation position at the time of pronunciation proportional to the amount of mixed colors of red, green, and blue in the RGB color system.
(C) Tongue consonants where the tongue contacts somewhere are bold half-width katakana, and floating consonants where the tongue does not touch are thin half-width katakana.

Claims (3)

An English kana pronunciation notation in which a hiragana or katakana character with a different typeface is assigned to each international phonetic symbol.

"Oh").

Italic / Katakana "A". “I” Katakana “I”. “U” Katakana “U”. “E” hiragana “e”. “O” Katakana “O”). An English kana pronunciation notation for each international phonetic symbol, with the lip opening, opening width, and articulation position at the time of pronunciation in proportion to the RGB color system red, green, and blue color mixture.

Orange system).

System "U". “E” purple color. “O” orange system).
(C) Consonants (colored as necessary). An English kana pronunciation notation that assigns different typefaces to consonants with different pronunciation methods.

line. “Ts” “tsu”. “Dz” “ヅ”. "L""La" line. "N""na" line. "K""K" line.

(B) Floating consonant sounds are small and half-width ("p", "pa" line, "b", "ba" line, "m", "ma" line, "f" italic "fu", "v" italic "v" “R” italic “La” line “s” “sa” line “z” “the” line “∫”