> I'm looking for the IPA-Symbols for the Welsh 'll' and 'rh' (and > perhaps if anybody know's for the Zulu 'dl', which is the voiced for > of the welsh 'll'). It would be great if someone could tell me the > name of these IPA-symbols or the macro-names in the > WSUIPA-TeX-package or give me any other help. Well, I'm not too familiar with the phonetic symbols yet, but this might be of some help for you: In his "Teach Yourself" book "Living Welsh", T.J.Rhys Jones uses phonetic symbols in his "guide to Welsh pronunciation". I tried to reconstruct them with TeX-commands. The symbol for the "ll" is just a single "l" with a "tilde" right through the middle of it. You get the same thing with a straight line, if you use \l in TeX. The closest I could get to the real symbol goes \hbox{\lower .5ex\hbox{\tilde}\llap{l}} in a probably somewhat clumsy TeX. As for the "rh", its symbol consists of an "r" with a little circle beneath it. Again, there's the TeX-command \d{r} which gives the same thing with a dot instead of the circle. Defining the wanted symbol myself, I found \hbox{\lower .5ex\hbox{${}_\circ$}\llap{r}} quite similar. Modifying TeX's definition of its "\d"-command, led me to \oalign {r\crcr \hidewidth $\circ$\hidewidth } which looks a bit less similar, I think. Unfortunately I cannot give you either the IPA-names or the WSUIPA-macro names, but I think this is enough information for you to find them yourself now. Perhaps you can tell me where I could get that WSUIPA-TeX-package myself -- ? Mae'n flin 'da fi yr oedd rhaid i fi ateb yn Saesneg, ond fe ateboch chi yn Saesneg -- nid yn Gymraeg (neu yn Almaeneg). Beth bynnag, allwn i ddim wedi esbonio hynny yn Gymraeg serch hynny!