tipa is a font and LaTeX package for typesetting IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) with TeX.
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Preparing a text for conversation to LaTeX: How to convert “ejective stops” in TIPA?
So I'm going to convert a lengthy document from Word to LaTeX.
The document is full of glottal stops like p' t' k' (in word format)
When I past them into a latex format, the ['] symbol is unreadable ...
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How can I get the ð symbol with TIPA?
According to the description, \dh should do the trick -- but although TIPA is installed and although \textbeta and \textgamma show up just fine, \dh produces an error:
"Command \dh ...
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How to typeset superscript IPA characters
I'm using TIPA and I'm trying to do something like this:
\textipa{/bI"wIl.d@r.IN/}
Which works, but I want the @ character to be an upper index. How do I do this?
I've tried this
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TIPA: suppress tonestembar no longer works in fontspec
Most of the features in tipa from TeXLive2009 seem to be part of fontspec in TeXLive2012 -- if you activate both, you get an error message: "Command sups already defined".
The following code to ...
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tipa with fontspec redux: tilde above characters
I'm trying to use the tipa package with fontspec, but they don't play nice together. I've read previous questions trying to solve the issues that come up (like this one), and that's the solution I've ...
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Accessing IPA characters when using Charis SIL
When using Charis SIL, how do I access IPA characters? Are there handy macros, as with tipa.sty? If I have to set up my own encoding using unicode numbers, how is this best done? (Code from those ...
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Creating new characters from existing ones
In a nutshell. Is there a relatively easy way of building characters out of parts of existing ones?
Rationale. (La)TeX linguists’ need for a wide palette of characters—for example, ⟨ɳ⟩ (U+0273), ⟨ɲ⟩ ...
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Bar-less “f” and finetuning existing characters
Specific question
I would like to produce an italic f without the crossbar. Can I do this relatively straightforwardly?
This letter, esh (ʃ), is Unicode U+01A9, U+0283. The esh of tipa.sty only ...
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Translate string into TIPA
I am writing a project about phonetics using the tipa package. The problem is, I need to publish two separate versions of my project using different phonetic notation standards. When considering the ...
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Teuthonista diacritics?
I am looking for certain diacritics from the phonetic transcription system of the Sprachatlas der deutschen Schweiz (Swiss German linguistic atlas). It is a system that is similar to the one sometimes ...
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How do I get an Uvular Trill <ʀ> IPA symbol?
I've tried looking at a tutorial online, which tells me that \;R should produce the ʀ symbol that I want to represent an uvular trill, but this only seems to produce a normal capitalised R.
What do I ...
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loading fontenc breaks tipa [duplicate]
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Using TIPA with fontspec
I try to get an a with a dash and a glotal stop typeset. Depending on the ordering of the loading of the packages I get either the ā or the ʔ. ...
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\textsuperimposetilde does not superimpose as \sum subscript
Compiling the document, the tilde and P lie seperately under the \sum operator, but as the command superimpose would suggest, I would like them to be superimposed. Works just fine when using ...
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Using TIPA with fontspec
I'm trying to write a document that will contain characters in many different scripts (for which I am using fontspec and rendering with xelatex) and IPA symbols (for which I am using TIPA). ...
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Filtering font substitution warnings caused by the combination of lmodern and tipa
This question is a follow-up to Combining lmodern and tipa: I tried to filter the harmless warnings that occur when using tipa with the Latin Modern font. Doing so crashes both pdflatex and regular ...
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Combining lmodern and tipa
When I use tipa and lmodern in the same document, I always get a couple of font substitution warnings. The document looks fine, though. Is there any way around this?
Minimal example:
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“ with tipa and babel's ngerman / \shorthandoff{”} in a macro
TL;DR see below at "core problem"
Problem
I'm trying to solve a conflict between the packages tipa (Fonts and macros for IPA phonetics characters) and babel with the ngerman option. The problem ...
