Intergermanisch bukstävensätt und utspråk
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Hier är de utspråken af jëd Intergermanisch bukstave, diagraf und diftongen til ein Änglisch perspäktif.
A - as in apple - IPA [aː]
Å - as in oar - IPA [ɔː]
Ä - as in eleven - IPA [ɛː]
B - as in boat - IPA [b]
C - as in centre (no k sound) - IPA [s]
D - as in date - IPA [d]
E - as in llama - IPA [ə]
Ë - as in meme (this letter only appears between two letters in a word) - IPA [eː]
F - as in fan - IPA [f]
G - as in go - IPA [g]
H - as in house - IPA [h] (in some cases the H after the vowel is not pronouced)
J - as in York - IPA [j]
K - as in kite - IPA [k]
L - as in little - IPA [l]
M - as in mother - IPA [m]
N - as in nectar - IPA [n]
O - as in other - IPA [oː]
Ö - as in bird in some accents - IPA [øː] or [œ] when the vowel is shortened by two same consonants in front
P - as in Peter - IPA [p]
R - as in rather (sounds of R can vary from each Germanic language) - IPA [r]
S - as in set - IPA [s]
T - as in tea - IPA [t]
U - as in boot - IPA [uː]
Ü - as in few - IPA [yː] or [ʏ] when the vowel is shortened by two same consonants in front
V - as in violin - IPA [v]
W - as in vine in some accents - IPA [ʋ]
X - as in text - IPA [ks]
Z - as in zoo (however a minority of words have the sound Z replaced with S) - IPA [z] or [s]
Diagrafen:
Ch - as in loch - IPA [x]
Sch - as in she - IPA [ʃ]
Tsch - as in chat - IPA [tʃ]
Dsch - as in jungle - IPA [dʒ]
Zj - as in genre - IPA [ʒ]
Ts - as in pizza - IPA [ts]
Ng - as in ring - IPA [ŋ]
Diftongen:
Ai - as in “I” am - IPA [aɪ]
Ei - as in lay - IPA [ɛɪ]
Au - as in loud - IPA [aʊ]
Åu - as in low - IPA [ɔʊ]
Eu - as in good - IPA [ʊ]
Ëe - as in Tanzania - IPA [eə]
Ie - as in eat - IPA [iː]
Ee - as in me in some dialects (only appears at the end of the word) - IPA [eː]
Åi - as in loin - IPA [ɔɪ]
Öi - IPA [œɪ]
Ui - IPA [ʊɪ]
Uw - as in Kuwait (rare semivowel, only appears in words of Celtic origin or words outside of Europe, the sound is similar to Dutch) - IPA [yʊ]