“It’s written niisto but it sounds like KNEE STEW.” Blackfoot orthography: Some problems and possible solutions
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This paper discusses the main characteristics of the IPA-based standard orthography developed for Blackfoot in the 1960s that are difficult to learn for people whose literacy intuitions are based on English, and presents some solutions implemented in the Blackfoot Digital Dictionary (https://dictionary.blackfoot.atlas-ling.ca). (session 2.6.3)
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