Sentences with phrase «phonetic spellings -lsb-»

I do agree with another reviewer that phonetic spellings following the Gaelic words and names would be helpful.

Whether one is compiling voicemails, dealing with phonetic spellings -LSB-...]

Although many traditional French names have been simplified using phonetic spellings, the originals can provide an added element of originality with a chic twist.

It is similar for other languages that do not use phonetic spelling, like Chinese.

Pronounced «Deenk», as in dinky and small, she is the youngest and smallest of four children whose father gave her the nickname and mother gave her the phonetic spelling.

Keeva This pretty name means gentle and beautiful, and is a phonetic spelling of the Irish name Caoimhe.

Each key word has an image, simplified definition, and phonetic spelling.

phonetic spelling of i've been there in east London...... capitals are unnecessary in written English.....

Should teachers model phonetic spelling of words or the correct spelling?

The Gap: Current W3C WAI Specifications and Guidelines have poor implementation with regards to phonetic spelling, probably due to lack of authoring tools, reading system support, and implementation guidance.

Separately, last year, we updated VoiceView on Kindle E-readers, which now includes the ability to have audio delivered over Bluetooth, reading by character and word, and phonetic spelling.

Her nickname is the phonetic spelling of «shocks» in Dutch which is derived from her favorite Unreal weapon the Shock Rifle.

In this exhibition — which takes its title from the phonetic spelling of the word Atmosphere — all three artists respond to the dynamic climate of contemporary South Africa, primarily through the use of painterly abstraction.

In fact I think many of the changes to more phonetic spelling are sensible, but it doesn't make my use of English wrong.

Follow this guide on when to use a nickname, your legal name, tie your name to a degree, or even use the phonetic spelling.

Not exact matches

The man who had remade physics in his perfectly phonetic native tongue struggled with English spelling but nonetheless «learned to write simple, sometimes elegant, English sentences.»

I have written the French spelling in blue and included a phonetic pronunciation in red underneath each label to support teachers and children with the correct pronunciation.

Knowing what I do about the English language and its spelling, and how it came about, I would not dream of advocating that English spelling should be made completely phonetic, with one - to - one relationships between sounds and letters, with merely 44 spellings for the 44 English sounds.

Your other remarks seem to suggest that you want a spelling system that is based entirely on perfect single - letter - to - sound correspondences — in other words, is entirely phonetic.

Spelling follows a progression starting with basic spelling patterns, like CVC (consonant - vowel - consonant) words, as well as words that do not follow phonetic patterns, like sighSpelling follows a progression starting with basic spelling patterns, like CVC (consonant - vowel - consonant) words, as well as words that do not follow phonetic patterns, like sighspelling patterns, like CVC (consonant - vowel - consonant) words, as well as words that do not follow phonetic patterns, like sight words.

Throughout elementary school, students study increasingly complex phonetic patterns in order to achieve spelling mastery.

First grade spelling word lists include Dolch and Fry sight word lists and phonetic word pattern lists (CVC, word families).

Aside from the phonetic failings, why are we teaching our children bad spelling?

And if the Google Assistant doesn't quite pronounce your name right, you can even spell out a phonetic representation to help the assistant out.