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    The document provides examples of how to convert sounds in English words when transcribing them using the International Phonetic Alphabet. It lists English consonant sounds, the letter(s) they are most commonly associated with in spelling, and examples of words containing those sounds. The examples illustrate how individual sounds correspond between spelling and phonetic transcription.

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    Sound Convert into Before that paul /tɔːp pɔːl/ Examples

    t p put
    good back
    man/pʊp /gʊbbæk/mæn/
    d b p, b, m cabinet
    bad member
    behaviour /kæbɪnəp
    /bæb membə/
    bɪheɪvjə/
    on Monday /ɒm mʌndeɪ/
    n m denied
    in Burger making
    King /ɪm /dɪnaɪb
    bɜːgəmeɪkɪŋ/
    kɪŋ/
    get caught /gek
    can mean /kəm miːn/ kɔːt/
    t k
    let
    didgo /lek/dɪg
    carol gəʊ/kærəl/
    d g k, g
    dad
    one goes /dægkeɪs/
    case /wʌŋ gəʊz/
    n ŋ this
    menshop /ðɪʃ ʃɒp/
    golf shoes /meŋ gɒlf ʃuːz/
    s ʃ miss China
    those sheep/mɪʃ /ðəʊʒtʃaɪnə/
    ʃiːp/
    ʃ, tʃ, dʒ across Georgia /əkrɒʃ dʒɔːdʒɪə/
    z ʒ is Chandler /ɪʒ tʃændlə/
    s ʃ was John/ðɪʃ
    this year /wəʒjɪə/dʒɒn/
    /ðɪʃ ʃɪə/
    j
    z ʒ there's your handbag /ðeəʒ jɔː hæmbæg/ /ðeəʒ ʒɔː hæmbæg/
    /ðeəʒ ʒɔː hæmbæg/

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