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7	<version number="$Revision: 12347 $" />
8	<transforms>
9		<transform source="ia" target="ia_FONIPA" direction="forward" draft="contributed" alias="ia-fonipa-t-ia">
10			<tRule>
11# Transformation from Interlingua (ia) to its IPA transcription (ia_FONIPA).
12# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#Interlingua_alphabet
13# http://www.omniglot.com/writing/interlingua.htm
14
15::NFC;
16::Lower;
17
18# Interlinua has five falling diphthongs.
19# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#Orthography_and_pronunciation
20ai → ai̯;
21au → au̯;
22ei → ei̯;  # rare
23eu → eu̯;
24oi → oi̯;  # rare
25
26# ‹g› is usually [ɡ], but it is [d͡ʒ] in -age, -agi-, and -egi-.
27# http://www.omniglot.com/writing/interlingua.htm
28$vowel = [aeiouy];
29$end_of_word = [$ ];
30{age} $end_of_word → ad͡ʒe;
31{agi} $vowel → ad͡ʒ;  # viagiar → viad͡ʒar
32agi → ad͡ʒi;
33{egi} $vowel → ed͡ʒ;  # legier → led͡ʒer
34egi → ed͡ʒi;
35gg → ɡ;
36g → ɡ;
37
38# Omniglot: “The sounds of g and k assimilate a preceding n as in English.”
39{n} [gkqx] → ŋ;
40nn → n;
41n → n;
42
43a → a;
44bb → b;
45b → b;
46cc → k;
47{c} [ei] → t͡s;
48ch → k;
49c → k;
50dd → d;
51d → d;
52e → e;
53ff → f;
54f → f;
55h → ;  # ‹h› is normally silent.
56i → i;
57j → ʒ;
58kk → k;
59k → k;
60ll → l;
61l → l;
62mm → m;
63m → m;
64o → o;
65ph → f;  # philosophos, physica
66pp → p;
67p → p;
68que → ke;
69qu → kw;
70q → k;
71rr → ɾ;
72r → ɾ;
73sh → ʃ;  # rare
74ss → s;
75s → s;
76[^s] {ti} [aeiouy] → t͡sj;
77tt → t;
78t → t;
79u → u;
80v → v;
81w → v;
82x → ks;
83y → i;
84z → z;
85			</tRule>
86		</transform>
87	</transforms>
88</supplementalData>
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