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by cphuntington97 12y ago
Hi from Tent :-) https://cphuntington97.cupcake.is https://cphuntington97.cupcake.is
If you're uninterested, please ignore, but here is something I want that might make an educational project:
A list of English words and/or phrases that are "phonetically contained" within Spanish words and/or phrases (and vice versa). For example, the English words 'cone,' 'tea,' and 'go' are phonetically contained within the Spanish word 'contigo.' (I'm trying to write songs in both languages that converge at key points). You might be able to do it with a https://www.wiktionary.org https://www.wiktionary.org dump.
- abecedarius 12y agohttp://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict makes English pronunciation pretty easy. I've used it for versifying, e.g. http://wry.me/sonnetron/ http://wry.me/sonnetron/
- cphuntington97 12y agoWhat an interesting resource! Thanks so much.