I find it interesting that even Evan Kirshenbaum, the father ... difference, but he chooses to leave it as it is. I don't think this is a good thing, at least for purposes of discussions of English accents (that's "English not ...

( . . . ) The difference really is, at least, that {A.) is rounded and (A) is not. To see that that's true, all ... appear in typical handwriting.) The vowel chart clearly shows "script a" and "turned script a" as unrounded

} There's a new page on the alt-usage-english site, showing the } pronunciation of some regular contributors' names. } } http://alt-usage-english.org/audio gallery/ } } The page was created after a suggestion by Nobuko Iwasaki and

There's supposed to be a difference in pronunciation between the ... of Poul Anderson, but I don't think English preserves it..r That is because we don't have the vowels necessary for the task. Someone once told me that the latter name

"Frances Kemmish" kija kitbet So what informal notation do you propose that can be ... you, Im genuinely curiosu toknow if such a beast exists. Perhaps one could use the example words in the table here:

People who use terms like "CINC", "cot/father vowel", "ah pronunciation" ... a place where the terms are thoroughly defined and explained. Wasn't there some reference to something like that? Of course it would be