Phonetic transliteration card display
AssigneeCreative Action LLC
InventorsRonni S. Sterns, Harvey L. Sterns, Anthony Sterns, Charles A. Nelson, Vincent Antenucci, Cameron J. Camp, III, Kent W. Murphy
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AssigneeCreative Action LLC
InventorsRonni S. Sterns, Harvey L. Sterns, Anthony Sterns, Charles A. Nelson, Vincent Antenucci, Cameron J. Camp, III, Kent W. Murphy
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A phonetic transliteration card display includes a display board to which a plurality of display cards can be secured removably. The card display enables a person who speaks a first language, but not a second language, to speak simple phrases in the second language and be understood by a listener who speaks only the second language. This result is accomplished by displaying a source phrase in the first language on each display card, along with a target phrase that constitutes a translation of the source phrase in the second language. A phonetic transliteration of the target phrase is displayed in the first language. When the phonetic transliteration is read aloud by the speaker, the listener will hear, and therefore understand, the target phrase. The cards can be color-coded by subject matter, if desired. The display board contains a chamber that permits a number of display cards to be stored. The display board is constructed such that a number of similar boards can be connected to each other. This permits a number of display cards to be viewed simultaneously.
A method of enabling a first person who speaks a first language to communicate with a second person who speaks a second language but not the first language, comprising:
A method of communicating by a first person who speaks a first language with a second person who speaks a second, different language but does not speak the first language, comprising:
A phonetic transliteration card display for communicating by a first person who speaks a first language with a second person who speaks a second, different language, comprising:
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