Note, the first link (the conversion module) is more extensive than the second article. However, I was unable to find examples of word-final , which the script maps to [z̩] , so I left this out from the mapping table. Adding this would require a adding preprocessing rule as this conflicts with another in the mapping table - word-initial , which maps to [ʐ].
Another note: Wiktionary uses the Taiyuan dialect.
Additionally, we mark diphthongs and triphthongs while Wiktionary's IPA for Jin does not.
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Note, the first link (the conversion module) is more extensive than the second article. However, I was unable to find examples of word-final, which the script maps to [z̩] , so I left this out from the mapping table. Adding this would require a adding preprocessing rule as this conflicts with another in the mapping table - word-initial , which maps to [ʐ].
Another note: Wiktionary uses the Taiyuan dialect.
Additionally, we mark diphthongs and triphthongs while Wiktionary's IPA for Jin does not.