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ɸ β

Bilabial fricative

P b

Bilabial plosive

t d

Alveolar plosive

ʈ ɖ

Retro flex plosive

c ɟ

Palatal plosive

k g

Velar plosive

q ɢ

Uvular plosive

ʔ

Glottal Plosive

m

Bilabial nasal plosive

ɱ

Labiodental nasal

n

Alveolar nasal

ɳ

Retro flex nasal

ŋ

Velar nasal

ɴ

Uvular nasal

r

Alveolar trill

ɾ

Alveolar tap

ɽ

Retroflex tap

f v

Labiodental fricative

θ ð

Dental fricative

s z

Alveolar fricative

t͡s d͡z

Alveolar affricate

t͡ʃ d͡ʒ

Postvelar affricate

ʋ

Labiodental approximate

ɹ

Alveolar approximant

ɻ

Retroflex approximant

j

Palatal approximant

w ɰ

Velar approximant

l

Alveolar lateral approximant

ɭ

Retroflex lateral approximant