When building a dictionary, in representing letters that are not in the English alphabet set, do I need to find a way to represent them strictly using English alphabets or they can be kept in their normal form? For example, 'ɛ' does not have an English equivalent so should it be represented by something else, perharps 'z' which does not exist in the language in using (Twi) or does it not matter?
Last edit: Bryan Adaare 2018-01-10
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When building a dictionary, in representing letters that are not in the English alphabet set, do I need to find a way to represent them strictly using English alphabets or they can be kept in their normal form? For example, 'ɛ' does not have an English equivalent so should it be represented by something else, perharps 'z' which does not exist in the language in using (Twi) or does it not matter?
Last edit: Bryan Adaare 2018-01-10
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPABET you can use either "e" or "eh" for ɛ
I see it now, thanks!