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Author: Mauri

May 6th 2012 at 7:16:07 AM

Part of what drives the case of {{Woolseyism}} problems as well as views on the Latin alphabet transcription as in the case of the pronunciation English has made complicated rules and changes said symbology from dictionary to dictionary as well as well as regions.

The Nostalgia Critic makes it one of the issues with Mako [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mako_Iwamatsu]] and he admits it on the screws up. I may have screwed the adequate Mako so if anyone wants to correct it is welcome.

Personal experience has dictated me that the symbology is fractionated and as OP said ambiguous pronunciations but what we have here is that makes non English Native speakers have the same issues as English Natives have with other languages. What has been my experience is that symbology changes from dictionaries and reference books as often as the fashion changes in a month and linguists are supposed to get to know each other and in English there are many but many options... I guess you guys get the picture as you will see that if are learning another language and pick 3-5 different X to Y dictionaries and see their symbology.

Notes on Japanese:
* Until you see the word stress which differences "ame" rain "ame" candy. But this happens 
* Highly syllabic as the case "so" of sounds as it reads as "so".

Edit: Seems that I have to find a way to mix the input of the Japanese entry here to further explain.