IPA terms

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