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Using TIPA with fontspec

I try to get an a with a dash and a glotal stop typeset. Depending on the ordering of the loading of the packages I get either the ā or the ʔ. Do I have to choose or is there a way to fix this? I also tried to type it directly, but did not see anything in the output ...

\documentclass[T1]{scrbook}

\usepackage{tipa}

\usepackage{fontspec}



\begin{document}

pazirā\textglotstop i


\end{document}

I also looked at Using TIPA with fontspec but this does not seem to help here ...

Stefan Müller
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If you're using fontspec you're using xelatex or lualatex in which case you generally shouldn't be using the [T1] option of scrbook. If you use a proper Unicode phonetic font (like SIL Doulos) you can input the IPA directly without using TIPA at all. See How to use phonetic IPA characters in LaTeX.

Alan Munn
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