Hi,
I am currently working on building my own letter pair list, and I am having the following problem :
How to recognize that the word ParK symbolizes PK and not PA as in PArk.
To solve this I have come up with following rules :
1. Two consonant : first letters of the first two syllables or first and last
. PK --> ParKing or Park
2. Vowel + consonant : first two letters
AP --> application
Could someone help me find good complementary rules to recognize :
- 3. Consonant + vowel (I get mixed up with PaTrick and PAtrick)
- 4. Vowel + vowel (I am thinking of first two letters like in AEroplane but it does not work for all combinations)
I know that once I get a complete list of words for all letter pair combinations, I won't have this problem anymore, but in the meantime a good rule for 3 and 4 would help. (Or maybe another system ?)
Thanks in advance,
Nanocube.
I am currently working on building my own letter pair list, and I am having the following problem :
How to recognize that the word ParK symbolizes PK and not PA as in PArk.
To solve this I have come up with following rules :
1. Two consonant : first letters of the first two syllables or first and last
. PK --> ParKing or Park
2. Vowel + consonant : first two letters
AP --> application
Could someone help me find good complementary rules to recognize :
- 3. Consonant + vowel (I get mixed up with PaTrick and PAtrick)
- 4. Vowel + vowel (I am thinking of first two letters like in AEroplane but it does not work for all combinations)
I know that once I get a complete list of words for all letter pair combinations, I won't have this problem anymore, but in the meantime a good rule for 3 and 4 would help. (Or maybe another system ?)
Thanks in advance,
Nanocube.