[Julie Sumwalt]

I think this does it--thank you!

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Thank you for all this! -- the explanation, example, and clarification of "diclension"!

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Whew! It sounds like I transcribed correctly. That makes sense now--no confusion with UEB subscript indicator. Thank you!

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Oops, I meant "educational materials".

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

And apologies for *my delay! Thank you for the answer. At least I know I'm not the only one who's confused!

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Hi,

I'm still wondering about contracting "Wilhelmshaven". I assume it's pronounced "Wil-helms-haven" or "Wil-elms-haven", which would mean the (sh) contraction would not be used. Can you confirm or explain?

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

What do you think of my question on "Wilhelmshaven"?

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

What about 10.11.12, about the aspirated h? I assume "Wilhelmshaven" is not pronounced "--shaven".

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Hmmm ... Okay, thanks! (We need more in the U.S.!)

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Wow, such a thorough response! Thank you! So, could I take any of these routes and then apply for certification? How and where would I do that?

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Thank you, everyone!

I wasn't sure where to post my question--thanks for the direction.

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Thank you! Very helpful.

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Yes, this helps very much! Thank you!

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

I am also looking for a proofreader, one who is Nemeth certified, works with a copyholder, and knows the ins and outs of Nemeth within UEB contexts.

Julie

[Julie Sumwalt]

Great! Could we talk about it offline? jsumwalt@att.net

Julie

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