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The International Phonetic Alphabet symbols for English phonemes

      The Symbols for English phonemes

    Here's a list of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols for the English vowel phonemes:   Monophthongs: /i:/ as in meet/miːt/ /ɪ/ as in bit /bɪt/ /e/ as in pet/pɛt/ /ɜː/ as in cur/kɜːr/ /æ/ as in cat /kæt/ /ʌ/ as in cut /kʌt/ /aː/ as in barn/bɑːn/ /ɑ/ as in pot /pɑt/ /ɔ:/ as in core /kɔːr/ /ʊ/ as in put /pʊt/ /u:/ as in cook /kʊ:k/     Here are the 8 diphthongs in the English vowel system:   Diphthongs: /eɪ/ as in face/feɪs/ /aɪ/ as in time /taɪm/ /ɔɪ/ as in coin /kɔɪn/ /aʊ/ as in cow /kaʊ/ /oʊ/ as in go/ɡoʊ/ /ɪə/ as in here /hɪə/ /eə/ as in pear/peə/ /ʊə/ as in poor /pʊə/   These diphthongs are combinations of two vowel sounds that create a glide from one sound to another within a single syllable. If you have more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!     Triphthongs: aɪə - as in fire :/faɪə/ oɪə as in boiler: /bɔɪlə/ eɪə - as in player: /pleɪə/ aʊə - as in flower: /flaʊə/  əʊə as in lower: /ˈloʊər/   The triphthongs are five  diphthongs with o added on the end. Here are the phoneme symbols for each sound of the English alphabet, along with examples:   Consonants: /p/ as in pen/pɛn/ /b/ as in bat /bæt/ /t/ as in top/tɒp/ /d/ as in dog /dɔɡ/ /k/ as in cat /kæt/ /g/ as in go/ɡoʊ/ /f/ as in fish/fɪʃ/ /v/ as in van /væn/ /θ/ as in thin /θɪn/ /ð/ as in this /ðɪs/ /s/ as in sun/sʌn/ /z/ as in zip /zɪp/ /ʃ/ as in shoe /ʃuː/ /ʒ/ as in measure /ˈmɛʒə/ /h/ as in hat/hæt/ /m/ as in man /mæn/ /n/ as in no /noʊ/ /ŋ/ as in sing/sɪŋ/ /l/ as in leg/lɛɡ/ /r/ as in red /rɛd/ /j/ as in yes (consonant sound) /jɛs/ /w/ as in wet (consonant sound) /wɛt/ /tʃ/ as in chat/tʃæt/ /dʒ/ as in judge /dʒʌdʒ/           Here's a table with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols for the English consonant sounds, along with examples: Consonant Sound IPA Symbol Example Words /p/ p pen, apple /b/ b bat, crab /t/ t top, better /d/ d dog, ladder /k/ k cat, school /g/ g go, bigger /f/ f fish, coffee /v/ v van, over /θ/ θ thin, math /ð/ ð this, mother /s/ s sun, bus /z/ z zip, jazz /ʃ/ ʃ shoe, fish /ʒ/ ʒ measure, vision /h/ h hat, behind /m/ m man, summer /n/ n no, dinner /ŋ/ ŋ sing, long /l/ l leg, hello /r/ r red, carry /j/ j yes, yellow (consonant) /w/ w wet, water (consonant) /tʃ/ tʃ chat, watch /dʒ/ dʒ judge, edge                   click here The International Phonetic Alphabet symbols for English phonemes click here About English Alphabet click here Auditory Phonetics click here Acoustic Phonetics click here Articulatory Phonetics click here English Phonetics click here About Phonetics Read the full article