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ipa reader ipa reader what is this read share what is this this is a tool for reading international phonetic alphabet ipa notation aloud it makes it easy to actually hear how words are pronounced based on their phonetic spelling without having to look up each character in the ipa chart and string the sounds together yourself for example budgerigar aka the common parakeet can be pronounced according to its ipa notation ˈbʌdʒərɪɡɑːr how do you use it find a word you would like to hear pronounced grab the ipa notation if you don t already have it wiktionary is a great place to look toss it in the form and hit the read button for example ˈpɪdʒən will be read as pigeon how does it work i had fun making this so i wrote about how it was built here basically the current version structures a request to amazon polly a text to speech service then retrieves and plays the resulting generated audio this also means that pronunciation is constrained by which phonemes polly does or does not support details about specific phonemes can be found in their documentation of supported phonemes who am i i m nobody who are you