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ɑ

bond, odd, arm, father

i
bean, bead, tree

u

pool, too

ɔ

saw, caught

ɜ

bet, less

æ

bat, pass

ʊ

book, could

ʌ

up, come

e

Able, mAde, vibrAte

ə

about, banana, elephant

ɪ
bit, sit, fifth

аɪ

kite, ice, my

ɔɪ

coin, boy, oil

aʊ

out, loud

ɝ

ur; turn, bird

ɚ

er; hammer, under

o

rOtation, Obay, boat

j

y (ex. ju = you)

ŋ

eng; siNG

ʃ

esh; SHoe

ʒ

ezh; meaSUre

tʃ

t-esh; CHeek

dʒ

d-ezh; Just

θ

eth; THought

ð

edh; THough

ʔ

glottal stop; "Uh oh!"