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::They aren't drastically different. A couple examples are the use of ligatures (ʧ) rather than ties (t͡ʃ) for affricates in the IPA and the transcription of <dni>I</dni> as capital I rather than ai. But there are also occasional typos, and in 2019 /ɹ/ was erroneously used for D'ni r. --[[User:Talashar|Talashar]] ([[User talk:Talashar|talk]]) 02:06, 15 January 2024 (UTC) | ::They aren't drastically different. A couple examples are the use of ligatures (ʧ) rather than ties (t͡ʃ) for affricates in the IPA and the transcription of <dni>I</dni> as capital I rather than ai. But there are also occasional typos, and in 2019 /ɹ/ was erroneously used for D'ni r. --[[User:Talashar|Talashar]] ([[User talk:Talashar|talk]]) 02:06, 15 January 2024 (UTC) | ||
::: In the case of the IPA, [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CA%A7 apparently] ʧ was the standard before it was superceded by t͡ʃ, so I'd consider them to be semantically identical. It may be worth including the former verbatim on this page just to record it as accurately as possible, but the dictionary entry should likely stick to the same standard to avoid confusion. I'm not sure if the use of 'I' over 'ai' was intentional or not, but I think the same principle should apply - verbatim here in the reference, but the standard form in the dictionary. | ::: In the case of the IPA, [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CA%A7 apparently] ʧ was the standard before it was superceded by t͡ʃ, so I'd consider them to be semantically identical. It may be worth including the former verbatim on this page just to record it as accurately as possible, but the dictionary entry should likely stick to the same standard to avoid confusion. I'm not sure if the use of 'I' over 'ai' was intentional or not, but I think the same principle should apply - verbatim here in the reference, but the standard form in the dictionary. |