International Phonetic Script (IPS) Teaching Booklet.
IPS is a user-friendly phonetic system designed to represent words from any language using intuitive, keyboard-friendly symbols. It avoids the complexity of IPA and uses familiar letters, simple markers, and clear rules. 1. Vowels Short/long pairs: a / aa, i / ii, u / uu, o / oo, é / éé, è / èè Nasalized vowels: [an], [en], [in], [on], [un] Rounded front vowels: [ue] (ö / ø), [au] (dough, daughter) The nasal ringing ° (pin° pon°, din° don°) 2. Consonants Base: b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z Special: [sh], [ch], [ts], ñ, [jz], [Rr] Aspirates: uppercase P, K, B, G) Clusters: use brackets [ ]: e.g., [br], [str], [jñ] [gñ] 3. Apostrophe (') Marks abrupt stop, glottal closure, palatalization, or tense consonants. cat → kè t' uh-oh ! → o' . o ' uh-oh → o' .oo Qur’ān → Ku. [Rr]' .aa. n' 4. Long Vowels Long vowels are represented by doubling: aa, ii, uu, oo, éé, èè, [eu][eu], [au][au] Example: hooray → huu.réé...