Phonetic chart. Vowels ɪ sit; it; wish; kit; bid; hymn, minute.

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Phonetic chart

Vowels

ɪ sit; it; wish; kit; bid; hymn, minute

e dress; bed; head; many

æ trap; bad; cat; man; sad

ɒ lot, odd, wash, hot

ʌ strut; mud; love; blood; up

ʊ foot; good; put

iːiː fleece; sea; machine; sheep

eɪeɪ face; day; break; say

aɪaɪ price; high; try; my

ɔɪ choice; boy; toy

uːuː goose; two; blue; group; you; do

əʊəʊ goat; show; no; go

aʊaʊ mouth; now; how; brown; cow

ɪəɪə near; here; weary

eə square; fair; various; there; hair

ɑː start; father; plant; farm

ɔː thought; law; north; war; saw

ʊəʊə jury; cure; pure

ɜː nurse; bird; learn; turn; her

ə about; common; standard; ago; better

Consonants

p pen; copy; happen

b back; baby; job; bad

t tea; tight; button

d day; ladder; odd; door

k key; clock; school; can

g get; giggle; ghost

tʃtʃ church; match; nature; chair

dʒdʒ judge; age; soldier; jam; object

f fat; coffee; rough; photo; five

v view; heavy; move; van

θ thing; author; path; thin; death

ð this; other; smooth; the

s soon; cease; sister; sit

z zero; music; roses; buzz; zoo

ʃ ship; sure; national; show

ʒ pleasure; vision; usually

h hot; whole; ahead; hat

m more; hammer; sum; man

n nice; know; funny; sun; not

ŋ ring; anger; sing

l light; valley; feel; leg

r right; wrong; sorry; arrange

j yet; use; beauty; few; yes

w wet; one; when; queen; question

Consonants ppen, copy, happen bback, baby, job, bad ttea, tight, button, dday, ladder, odd, door kkey, clock, school, can gget, giggle, ghost, tʃtʃ church, match, nature, chair dʒdʒ judge, age, soldier, jam, object ffat, coffee, rough, photo, five vview, heavy, move, van θthing, author, path, thin, thank, death ðthis, other, smooth, the ssoon, cease, sister, sit zzero, music, roses, buzz, zoo ʃ ship, sure, national, show ʒ pleasure, vision, usually hhot, whole, ahead, hat mmore, hammer, sum, man nnice, know, funny, sun, not ŋring, anger, thanks, sung llight, valley, feel, leg rright, wrong, sorry, arrange jyet, use, beauty, few, yes wwet, one, when, queen Vowels ɪ kit, bid, hymn, minute, sit, ship edress, bed, head, many ætrap, bad, cat, man, sad ɒ lot, odd, wash, hot ʌ strut, mud, love, blood, up ʊ foot, good, put iːiː fleece, sea, machine, sheep eɪeɪ face, day, break, say aɪaɪ price, high, try, my ɔɪ choice, boy, toy uːuː goose, two, blue, group, you, do əʊəʊ goat, show, no, go aʊaʊ mouth, now, how, brown, cow ɪəɪə near, here, weary eəeə square. fair, various, there, hair ɑː start, father, plant, farm ɔː thought, law, north, war, saw ʊəʊə pure, jury, cure ɜː nurse, bird, learn, refer, turn, her ə about, common, standard, ago, better