Zeichen der Lautschrift

Zeichen der Lautschrift
Das englische Alphabet
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
[ai]
[bi]
[si]
[di]
[i]
[ef]
[di]
[et]
[a]
j
k
l
m
n
o
p
q
r
s
t
u
v
w
x
y
z
[de]
[ke]
[el]
[em]
[en]
[]
[pi]
[kju]
[ r]
[es]
[ti]
[ju]
[vi]
[dblju]
[eks]
[wa]
[zed] B. E.
[zi] A. E.
Lautzeichen (phonetic symbols)
Vokale
[]
[i]
[e]
[æ]
[]
[ ]
[u]
[]
[]
[i]
[ ]
[ ]
[u]
[ ]
Doppelvokale/
Diphthonge (diphthongs)
wie in pit
wie in happy
wie in pet
wie in pat
wie in cut
wie in pot
wie in actual
wie in put
potato; upper
wie in key
wie in car
wie in core
wie in coo
wie in cur
Stimmlose Konsonanten
(voiceless consonants)
[p]
[t]
[k]
[f]
[s]
[]
[]
[t]
[h]
wie in pea
wie in tea
wie in key
wie in fat
wie in sip
wie in thin
wie in ship
wie in chin
wie in hat
[e]
[a]
[ ]
[]
[a]
[]
[e]
[]
wie in bay
wie in buy
wie in boy
wie in low
wie in how
wie in here
wie in there
wie in moor
Stimmhafte Konsonanten
(voiced consonants)
[b]
[d]
[ ]
[v]
[z]
[]
[]
[d]
[m]
[n]
wie in bee
wie in do
wie in go
wie in vat
wie in zip
wie in that
wie in measure
wie in gin
wie in map
wie in nap
Stimmlose Konsonanten
(voiceless consonants)
[p]
wie in pea
Stimmhafte Konsonanten
(voiced consonants)
[b]
[]
[l]
[r]
[j]
[w]
wie in bee
wie in hang
wie in led
wie in red
wie in yet
wie in wet
Intonationszeichen (intonation marks)
[]
[]
[]
[]
[]
steigende Intonation (rising intonation)
fallende Intonation (falling intonation)
Hauptbetonung (primary stress)
Nebenbetonung (secondary stress)
Bindebogen: zeigt an, dass zwei Wörter in der Aussprache
verbunden werden sollen
© Adaptiert von DANIEL JONES, Cambridge English Pronouncing
Dictionary, 2004: 16