LINGUIST List 3.996

Thu 17 Dec 1992

Qs: ASCII IPA, Japanese Software, Anglo-Saxon Gospels

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1. Eilidh Swan, ASCII IPA conventions
2. Vicki Trent, Japanese software search
3. , Anglo-Saxon Gospels
4. Vincent Su, query: sign of yes/no

List Members --

I am interested in any ASCII IPA conventions currently used. If you have
any standard symbols you use to represent characters which are not on
a modern keyboard, please e-mail me any data which you might have.

Thank you in advance.
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Cat McGlothlin urcatmcl.mcl.ucsb.edu 'urcat'='you-are-cat' "Oh!"
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 The University never has, and never will, pay for or fund my opinions.

 I need info on WordPerfect and MS DOS in Japanese. Also, anyone
with any English-Japanese Technical Dictionaries, or J-E ones, let me
know, I need to acquire some. Please reply directly to me. Domo
arigatoo.

Does anyone know of a machine readable version of the West-Saxon Gospels,
preferably Corpus MS? Any info appreciated.

(The Helsinki corpus of English texts has John I.1-XI.57 only.)

Kari E. Haugland
Department of English
University of Bergen
Sydnesplass 9 Tel 47-5-21 23
79
N-5007 Bergen, Norway E-mail kari.haugland
hf.uib.no

Dear linguists;

I'm interested in the cross-cultural difference of the gestures of
yes and no. With or by what gestures do you express yes and no?
Thanks for your attention.