The frequently occurring schwa at the end of words ending in a consonant is indicated. For the extra syllable at the end of the word curly brackets are used, e.g. neuf{e}.
The absence of liaison in French is indicated by
adding a + sign behind the consonant. No marking
is given if liaison has been applied, but if not
the + sign is put after the consonant, e.g.
``petit enfant'' (pronounced with /t/: /p
tit ãfã/),
``petit+ enfant'' (pronounced without /t/: /pti ãfã/).
Letter sequences are presented like A B C D... Variations are indicated, e.g. W pronounced as V double (more regular is double V and this is simply indicated as W).
The [nonspeaker_other] events are indicated as laughter, coughing, throat_clear, telephone_ringing, paper_rustle, click, bip, door, chair, noise. These are put between square brackets.