How to write all the phonemes

Vowel phonemes:

1, /i:/ 2, /I/ 3, /e/ 4, /? / 5, /? :/ 6, /? /? 7, /∧/ 8, /a:/? 9, /? /? 10, /? :/ ?

11, /u/ 12, /u:/ 13, /eI/ 14, /aI/ 15. /?I/ 16. /?u/? 17. /au/ 18. /I?/? 19. /ε?/? 20, /u?/

Consonant phonemes:

1. /p/ 2. /b/ 3. /t/ 4. /d/ 5. /k/? 6, /g/? 7, /f/ 8, /v/ 9, /s/? 10, /z/? 11, /θ/? 12, /δ/?

13, /∫/? 14、/з/ 15、/h/ 16、/r/? 17, /t∫/? 18, /dз/? 19, /tr/ 20, /dr/? 21, /ts/ 22, /dz/? 23, /m/

24, /n/? 25, /? /? 26, /l/? 27, /w/? 28, /j/?

Expanded Information

The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is a symbol for recording phonemes as well as a phonetic notation for phonemes, used in linguistics. Phonetic Alphabet was proposed by H. Svist P. Percy Jones. There are 20 vowels, 28 consonants, and ***48 in the English phonetic alphabet. The principle of the formulation of the phonetic symbols is that a phoneme consists of more than one phonetic symbol, and the phonetic symbols consisting of 2 phonemes we call double vowels, such as the Pinyin alphabet of the Chinese language, the Wechsler phonetic symbols of the English language, and the International Phonetic Alphabet, and so on.

Vowel part 20

[ɑ:][? :][i:] [? :] [u:] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [e] [?]

[ei], [ai], [?i], [i?], [?] , [u?], [au] , [?u]

Twelve single vowels

Five long vowels

/i:/ /ɑ:/ /? :/ /u:/ /? :/

7 short vowels

/? / /e/ /? / /? / /? / /? / /?

8 diphthongs

/e?/ /a?/ /? / /? / /a?/ /? / /e?/ /? /

28 in the consonant section

[p], [b], [t], [d], [k], [g], [f], [v], [s], [z], [θ], [?] , [?] , [?] , [t?], [d?]

[tr], [dr], [ts], [dz], [m], [n], [?] , [h], [l], [r], [j], [w]

11 clear consonants

/p/ /t/ /k/ /f/ /θ/ /s/ /? / /h/ /t?/ /ts/ /tr/

17 clear consonants

/b/ /d/ /g/ /v/ /? / /z/ /? / /r/ /d?/ /dz/ /dr/ /j/ /w/ /m/ /n/ /? / /l/

10 pairs of contrasting consonants:

1, blasts /p/ /b/, /t/ /d/, /k/ /g/

2, fricatives /f/ /v/, /s/ /z/, /? / /? /? /, /θ/ /?

3, broken fricatives /t?/ /d?/, /tr/ /dr/, /ts/ /dz/

Eight separate consonants:

1, voiced fricative /h/

2, close fricative /r/

3, nasal /m/ /n/ /? /

4, lingual lateral /l/

5, semivowel /w/ /j/

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