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The CIEMPIESS Proper-Names Pronouncing Dictionary

NameThe CIEMPIESS Proper-Names Pronouncing Dictionary
Linkhttps://mega.nz/#!NoZ3XY4Y!kROQmlt0tlhDZUngvauC7NnWi3HyDYD87jEUkyiRStE
TitleThe CIEMPIESS Proper-Names Pronouncing Dictionary
Presented byHernández-Mena, C.
LanguageMexican Spanish
Language codees-MX
Categoryresource
Statusavailable
Typecorpora
Year2019

Transcriptions in the CIEMPIESS-PNPD are based on a phonetic alphabet called Mexbet. Mexbet was design for the Spanish of Central Mexico and it has several levels of granularity.

The CIEMPIESS-PNPD comes in two versions: Mexbet T29 and Mexbet T66. Level T29 of Mexbet means that transcriptions are made using only 29 symbols of the entire Mexbet. Level T66 means that 66 symbols are used. To learn more about the Mexbet alphabet see the documents of the d̈ocd̈irectory.

The CIEMPIESS-PNPD counts with four different lists: Names.list, Last- names.list, Places.list and Unknown.list. One can use these lists to determine if a proper name in the dictionary belogs to a name, last name or place. Every element of the three first lists are included in the pronouncing dictionaries. The elements of the Unknown.list are also included in the dictionaries but they don’t belong to any other list .