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    The document provides an overview of phonetic symbols used to represent vowels and consonants in English. It lists common vowel and diphthong phonetic symbols such as /ɪ/, /æ/, /eɪ/, and /aʊ/ along with examples words. Consonant phonetic symbols such as /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /f/, /v/, /θ/, and /ð/ are also listed with examples. The document demonstrates how phonetic transcription can be used to distinguish words that are spelled similarly but pronounced differently, such as "fool" and "full".

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    The document provides an overview of phonetic symbols used to represent vowels and consonants in English. It lists common vowel and diphthong phonetic symbols such as /ɪ/, /æ/, /eɪ/, and /aʊ/ along with examples words. Consonant phonetic symbols such as /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /f/, /v/, /θ/, and /ð/ are also listed with examples. The document demonstrates how phonetic transcription can be used to distinguish words that are spelled similarly but pronounced differently, such as "fool" and "full".

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    The document provides an overview of phonetic symbols used to represent vowels and consonants in English. It lists common vowel and diphthong phonetic symbols such as /ɪ/, /æ/, /eɪ/, and /aʊ/ along with examples words. Consonant phonetic symbols such as /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /f/, /v/, /θ/, and /ð/ are also listed with examples. The document demonstrates how phonetic transcription can be used to distinguish words that are spelled similarly but pronounced differently, such as "fool" and "full".

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    Paalai FBBC Summer Class

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    Phonetics Symbols

    Vowels
    ɪ /sit, hit/ æ /cat, black/
    i /happy/ ǝ /ago, brother/
    ɪː/see, heat/ ɔː /saw, brought/
    ʊ /put, could/ -/pʊt/ e /met, bed/
    ʊː/blue, food/-/fʊːd/ ʌ /cup, luck/ /cʌp/
    ɜː /learn, turn/ ɒ /hot, rock/
    ɑː/arm, father/

    one- the one /wʌn/


    union- a union /ju:niǝn/- yu
    honor- honor /ɒnǝ/-……
    /ɑː

    Dipthongs
    eɪ/say, able (eɪbl)/ ɪǝ/ear, hear,appear/
    (a)ǝɪ/buy, five, eye/ ǝʊ/so, go, phone/
    ɔɪ/boy, annoy/ aʊ/now, out, allow/
    eǝ/air, affair, area/ ʊǝ/pure, annual, actual/
    Consonants
    /p/- /b/
    /t/- /d/
    /k/-cause, academic, sky /ʤ/-age, schedule
    /f/-phone, photo, fine /ɡ/
    /θ/-think, thank, author /v/
    /s/- /ð/-then, those, father
    /ʧ/-chair, child, picture /z/
    /ʃ/-sharp, shine, action /ʒ/-vision,
    Action- /æ’kʃn/

    /m/- monkey, family /n/- friend, sun /sʌn/


    /ŋ/- sing, morning /h/
    /l/ /r/
    /w/ /j/- yellow /’jelǝʊ/, young
    instinct- ɪnstɪŋkt /’kju:kʌmbǝr/- cucumber
    monkey- /mʌŋki/
    international- /ɪntǝ (r)’næʃnǝl/
    you- /ju:/
    fool vs full= /fʊ:l/ vs /fʊl/

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