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I noticed there's a few cases where a th sound puns with a t sound. For example, you put the OUGHT in ROTHMEYER. Intentional due to loose matching? Uncertainty
by rflrob 6y ago
I noticed there's a few cases where a th sound puns with a t sound. For example, you put the OUGHT in ROTHMEYER. Intentional due to loose matching? Uncertainty in pronunciations? Or is this a bug where the θ phoneme is represented as the digraph th?
- westcort 6y agoI just did an index of match, so the t from th could have matched. It was quick and dirty, but it’s just for fun, so please forgive those
- peterburkimsher 6y agoI like it! I started making a similar kind of page before as a brainstorming challenge: "noun is like a noun". 2 people could sit in front of the screen, and the first person to guess how the nouns are similar would win the point. http://peterburk.github.io/programs/nounIsLikeANoun/index.html http://peterburk.github.io/programs/nounIsLikeANoun/index.ht... I'd also like to make a pun dictionary of similar-sounding words in English & Chinese, using the data I already gathered for Pingtype.