This is an explosion of air
Stop
This means that the sound comes out of your nose
Nasal
This means you are not saying the sound, rather it is a mix in between sounds
Tap or flap
Close approximation of the articulators so airflow is partially blocked
Fricative
Articulators move toward eachother, but not enough to be a fricative
Approximants
This means the sound is made using both lips
Bilabial
This means the sound is made using the teeth and lips
Labiodental
This means the sound is made using the teeth
Dental
This means that the sound is made using the alveolar ridge
alveolar
This means the sound is made using the area right behind the alveolar ridge
Post-alveolar
This means that the sound is made using the palate (roof of the mouth)
Palatal
Voiceless bilabial stop
/p/
Voiced bilabial stop
/b/
Voiceless alveolar stop
/t/
Voiced alveolar stop
/d/
Voiceless velar stop
/k/
Voiced velar stop
/g/
Voiceless glottal stop
Voiced bilabial nasal
/m/
Voiced alveolar nasal
/n/
Voiceless labiodental fricative
/f/
Voiced labiodental fricative
/v/
Voiceless dental fricative
Theta
Voiced dental fricative
Upside down six
Voiceless alveolar fricative
/s/
Voiced alveolar fricative
/z/
Voiceless post-alveolar fricative
/S/
Voiced post-alveolar fricative
/3/
Voiceless glottal fricative
/h/
Voiced bilabial approximant
/w/
Voiced alveolar approximant
upside down r
Voiced palatal approximant
/j/
Voiced velar approximant
/w/
Voiced alveolar lateral approximant
/l/
High front monothong
/i/
Not as high front monothong
/I/
Mid front monothong
/e/
Low front monothong
/ae/
Mid mid monothong, unstressed
Ish
Mid mid monothong, stressed
carrot
Back high monothong
/u/
Not as back high monothong
/U/
Back low monothong
Backwards c
Not as back low monothong
/a/
Sound /i/ makes
eee
Sound /e/ makes
a
Sound /ae/ makes
ahy
Sound /u/ makes
ew
Sound /U/ makes
ugh
Sound /o/ makes
ooo
Sound backward c makes
aw
Sound /a/ makes
ahh
Sound ish makes
uh
Sound carrot makes
uh stressed
Sound ish and r makes
rrrr
Sound /aI/ makes
ie
Sound backwards c and I makes
oy
Sound that /uU/ makes
ou
Sound that /oU/ makes
ow
Sound that /eI/ makes
ay