Replace diacritic "Combining Greek Perispomeni" with "Combining Tilde" #6
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The nasalized near-open central vowel ɐ was coded using the Combining Greek Perispomeni (Unicode character U+0342) instead of the Combining Tilde (Unicode character U+0303), as it is used in all other instances of nasalisation. This commit fixes the issue in both g2p.py and homographs_heterophones.txt files.
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The nasalized near-open central vowel ɐ was coded using the Combining Greek Perispomeni (Unicode character U+0342) instead of the Combining Tilde (Unicode character U+0303), as it is used in all other instances of nasalisation. This commit fixes the issue in both g2p.py and homographs_heterophones.txt files.