First, let's talk about the idea: a special font is generally required for making a phonetic alphabet. Here we use another one.
Method: use latex to generate the phonetic alphabet. TIPA package is required to generate a phonetic alphabet using latex.
Enter latex TIPA package download in Google, before the search ends
Several are the TIPA package download connections. After opening the above link, there is
Click here to download the compressed package tipa.zip ".
Install the compressed package
1. Copy all files in the type1 folder to c: \ ctex \ fonts \ type1 \ TIPA.
2. Copy all files in the TFM folder to c: \ ctex \ fonts \ TFM \ TIPA.
1. Copy all the files in the sty folder to c: \ ctex \ Tex \ latex \ TIPA.
2. Copy all files in the MF folder to c: \ ctex \ fonts \ source \ TIPA.
Note: TIPA package http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/tipa/tipa
Latex package http://www.ctex.org/CTeXDownload/, my next is
Ctex_2.9.20.4_full.exe
After the installation is complete, enter a phonetic symbol. Here is an example.
\ Documentclass {Article} \ usepackage [paperwidth = 50mm, paperheight = 50mm, Left = 0mm, right = 0mm] {geometry} % document size \ usepackage [space] {ctex} % Support for Chinese \ usepackage {TIPA} % Support For phonetic alphabet % \ usepackage {geometry} % set margin % P \ geometry {left = 0 cm, right = 0 cm} \ begin {document} \ pagestyle {empty} % no page number \ begin {Center} % center \ begin {huge} % font size/\ I \/%/used the boundary \ Space on both sides of the output phonetic symbol is used to output space \ end {huge} \ end {Center} \ begin {Center} % to display latex two input methods (1) \ I \ Quad (2) \ I \ end {Center} 1. \ eat/\; it \;/2. \ need/\; NID \;/3. \ thief/\; \ texttheta if \;/\ end {document}
For more phoneme input methods give a reference connection: http://www.doc88.com/p-2426179336421.html