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Template:Audio-IPA/doc

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This template links to an audio file for quick listening. It is meant to be used inline with text where there is no need to further explain the IPA, as in a phonology article. When the article does not explain the IPA, a dedicated IPA template should be used: {{IPAc-en}} for English, and {{IPA}} for other languages.

Usage

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{{Audio-IPA|name of sound file|IPA notation}}

Example:

Swedish: åka {{Audio-IPA|sv-åka.ogg|[ˈoːka]}}, 'travel', 'go'

gives this:

Swedish: åka [ˈoːka], 'travel', 'go'

Setting |help=no disables the "help/info" links. If this is done the template {{inline audio}} must be shown on the page.

See also

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  • {{Listen}} – sets an audio clip off from the main text
    • {{Listen image}} – sets an audio clip and an associated image off from the main text
  • {{Audio}} – for inline sounds like pronunciations
    • {{Audio-IPA}} – a variant of this template to be used with IPA notation
    • {{Pronunciation}} – a shortcut for {{small|{{Audio|soundfile.ogg|pronunciation}}}}
  • {{Spoken Wikipedia}} – for linking spoken Wikipedia article versions
  • {{Audio icon}} – adds only the small icon with no links
  • {{Inline audio}} – adds a notice with link to Wikipedia:Media help
  • {{IPAc-en}}, {{IPA}}, and other IPA templates, which accept audio files and link to keys that explain the IPA.