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Glottal |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Plosive | p b |  |  | t d |  |  | k g | P |\n| Nasal | m |  |  | n |  |  | N |  |\n| Tap/Flap |  |  |  | R |  |  |  |  |\n| Fricative |  | f v | T D | s z | S Z |  |  | h |\n| Approx | w |  |  | ô,l |  | j | (w) |  |\n\nI U  \n@  \n􀀏 u  \n􀀏 o  \n2 􀀏 O  \n􀀏 A  \n􀀚 􀀏  \ni 􀀏  \nConsonants  \np pie [pAj], tap [tæp] b buy [bAj], lab [læb] m my [mAj], lamb [læm] w will [wIl], cow [kAw] f 􀀌 [fAj], laugh [læf] v vie [vAj], calve [kæv] T thigh [TAj], bath [bæT] D thy [DAj], bathe [beD] t tie [tAj], bat [bæt] d die [dAj], bad [bæd] n nigh [nAj], man [mæn] R pity [pIRi], coda [koR@] s sue [su], fuss [f2s] z zoo [zu], fuzz [f2z]ô rye [ôAj], mar [mAô] l lie [lAj], mail [mel] S shy [SAj], mash [mæS] Z genre [ZAnr@], beige [beZ] j yet [jEt], boy [bOj] k cot [kAt], like [lAjk] g got [gAt], bug [b2g] N sing [sIN], hang [hæN] P uhoh [P2Po]  \nh hi [hAj], help [hElp]  \nVowels  \ni seat [sit], beet [bit] I sit [sIt], bit [bIt]  \ne 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