User:D4g0thur/IPAtest

Consonants
Ingliş	IPA	Examples
b	b	buy, cab
d	d	dye, cad, do
ð	ð	thy, breathe, father
j	dʒ	giant, badge, jam
f	f	phi, caff, fan
g	ɡ	guy, bag
h	h	high, ahead
y	j	yes, yacht
k	k	sky, crack
l	l	lie, sly, gal
m	m	my, smile, cam
n	n	nigh, snide, can
ŋ	ŋ	sang, sink, singer
ng	ŋɡ	finger, anger
þ	θ	thigh, math
p	p	pie, spy, cap
r	r	rye, try, very
s	s	sigh, mass
ş	ʃ	shy, cash, emotion
t	t	tie, sty, cat, atom
ç	tʃ	China, catch
v	v	vie, have
w	w	wye, swine
(ŵ)	hw	why
z	z	zoo, has
z̧	ʒ	equation, pleasure, vision, beige
Marginal consonants
x	x	ugh, loch, Chanukah
(q)	ʔ	uh-oh /ˈʔʌʔoʊ/

Vowels
Ingliş	IPA	Full vowels	... followed by R
á	ɑː	PALM, father, bra	ár	ɑː(r)	START, bard, barn, snarl, star (can be pron. /ɑr/)
o	ɒ	LOT, pod, John	—	—	—
ä	æ	TRAP, pad, shall, ban	—	—	—
ai	aɪ	PRICE, ride, file, fine, pie	air	aɪə(r)	Ireland, sapphire (can be pron. /aɪr/)
au	aʊ	MOUTH, loud, foul, down, how	aur	aʊə(r)	hour (can be pron. /aʊr/)
e	ɛ	DRESS, bed, fell, men	—	—	—
ei	eɪ	FACE, made, fail, vein, pay	ér	ɛː(r)	SQUARE, scared, scarce, cairn, Mary (can be pron. /ɛər/)
i	ɪ	KIT, lid, fill, bin	—	—	—
í	iː	FLEECE, seed, feel, mean, sea	ír	iə(r)	NEAR, beard, fierce (can be pron. /iːr/)
ó	ɔː	THOUGHT, Maud, dawn, fall, straw	ór	ɔː(r)	NORTH, born, war (can be pron. /ɔr/)
oi	ɔɪ	CHOICE, void, foil, coin, boy	oir	ɔɪə(r)	loir, coir (can be pron. /ɔɪr/)
ëu	əʊ	GOAT, code, foal, bone, go	—	—	—
u	ʊ	FOOT, good, full, woman	—	—	—
ú	uː	GOOSE, food, fool, soon, chew, do	úr	uə(r)	tour (can be pron. /uːr/)
yú	juː	cued, cute, mule, tune, queue, you	yúr	jʊə(r)	cure
a	ʌ	STRUT, mud, dull, gun	—	—	—
—	—	—	ŕ	ɜː(r)	NURSE, word, girl, fern, furry (can be pron. /ɝː/)
Reduced vowels
ë	ə	Rosa’s, a mission, comma	(ë)r	ər	LETTER, perceive (also /ɚ/)
(ï)	ɪ	roses, emission (either ɪ or ə)	(ë)n	ən	button
(ö)	ɵ	omission (either oʊ or ə)	(ë)m	əm	rhythm
(ü)	ʊ	beautiful, curriculum ([jʉ]) (either ʊ or ə)	(ë)l	əl	bottle
i	i	HAPPY, serious (either ɪ or iː)

Notes:

⟨w⟩ is preferred to ⟨ŵ⟩ as the sounds are not contrastive in most dialects of English;
⟨q⟩ should only be used where indicating the presence of a glottal stop is particularly important;
The reduced vowels can all be represented by ⟨ë⟩; and,
In the reduced vowel + liquid/nasal consonant pairs (/ər/, /ən/, /əm/ and /əl/), the ⟨ë⟩ in parentheses is needed only when necessary to prevent ambiguity (e.g. sentr [centre] but sentëriŋ [centring]).