The Letters are done!
this is the list:
A • [a] • Like the "a" in "father" (standard open front vowel).
À • [æ] • Like the "a" in "cat".
Á • [a:] • A long, drawn-out "father" sound.
 • [ɒ] • Like the "o" in British "not" (rounded back vowel).
à • [ã] • A nasalized "a", like the "an" in French "élan".
Ä • [ɛ] • Like the "e" in "met".
Æ • [e] • Like the "e" in "hey" (without the "y" glide at the end).
Ā • [e:] • A long, drawn-out "hey" sound.
Ă • [ʌ] • Like the "u" in "but".
Ą • [ɔ̃] • A nasalized "o", like the "on" in French "bon".
B • [b] • Like the "b" in "bed".
C • [ts] • Like the "ts" in "cats".
Ć • [tɕ] • A sharp, soft "ch" sound, like the "ć" in Polish "ćma".
Ĉ • [tʃʰ] • An explosive "ch" sound spoken with a strong puff of air.
Ċ • [kʰ] • A standard, crisp "k" with a puff of air.
Č • [q͡χ] • A deep throat "k" that immediately clicks into a harsh throat-clearing scratch.
D • [d] • Like the "d" in "dog".
Ď • [ɟ] • A soft, palatalized "d", like the "d" in "during" (British pronunciation) or Czech "ď".
Đ • [ð] • Like the voiced "th" in "father".
E • [ɪ] • Like the "i" in "pin".
È • [ə] • Like the "a" in "about" (the standard neutral schwa).
É • [i:] • A long, drawn-out "see" sound.
Ê • [ɜ:] • Like the "ur" in "nurse" (British r-drop).
Ĕ • [e̞] • A very short, crisp "e" that sounds like the first vowel in "bet".
Ė • [ɛ̃] • A nasalized "e", like the "in" in French "vin".
Ę • [ẽ] • A nasalized "ey" sound.
Ě • [je] • A blended "yeh" sound, like the "ye" in "yes".
Ə • [ɐ] • A low schwa sound, like the "u" in the English "nut".
F • [f] • Like the "f" in "fox".
G • [ɡ] • Like the hard "g" in "go".
Ĝ • [dʒ] • Like the "j" in "giggle" or "judge".
Ğ • [ɣ] • A soft, voiced throat sound (like the Spanish "g" in "amigo").
Ġ • [ɣʷ] • The same throat sound as above, but spoken with rounded lips (like a throat-w).
H • [h] • Like the "h" in "hat".
Ĥ • [x] • A harsh throat sound, like the "ch" in Scottish "loch" or German "bach".
Ħ • [ħ] • A harsh, unvoiced sighing throat sound found in Arabic.
I • [i] • Like the "ee" in "meet".
Í • [y:] • A long, drawn-out version of the German "über" sound.
Î • [ʏ] • A shorter, relaxed version of the German "über" sound.
Ï • [ɨ] • A central "i" sound, like the "i" in a heavily stylized pronunciation of "roses" or Russian "ы".
Ĩ • [ĩ] • A nasalized "ee" sound.
Ī • [i::] • An ultra-long, dramatic "ee" sound.
Į • [ḭ] • A creaky-voice "ee" sound (spoken with a tight throat, like "vocal fry").
İ • [i̥] • A whispered, unvoiced "ee" sound.
IJ • [æɪ] • A diphthong, sounding exactly like the word "eye".
J • [ʒ] • Like the "s" in "treasure" or "g" in French "genre".
K • [k] • Like the "k" in "kick".
Ķ • [q] • A "k" sound made much further back in the throat (a uvular stop).
L • [l] • Like the "l" in "light".
Ĺ • [ʎ] • A soft, liquid "ly" sound, like the "ll" in Spanish "tortilla".
Ļ • [ɬ] • A breathless "l" sound made by blowing air past the sides of your tongue (Welsh "ll").
Ľ • [ɮ] • A voiced version of the breathless Welsh "ll" sound.
Ŀ • [ɫ] • A dark, heavy "l" sound, like the "ll" in "ball".
Ł • [lʷ] • uhhhhhh
M • [m] • Like the "m" in "map".
N • [n] • Like the "n" in "net".
Ñ • [ɲ] • A soft "ny" sound, like the "ñ" in Spanish "mañana".
Ń • [ŋ] • Like the "ng" in "sing".
Ņ • [ɳ] • A retroflex "n" made with the tip of your tongue curled backward touching the roof of your mouth.
Ň • [ɴ] • A deep, resonant "n" sound made at the very back of the throat.
ʼn • [ⁿn] • A pre-nasalized quick burst before a standard "n".
Ŋ • [ŋg] • A combined "ng-g" sound, like in the word "finger".
O • [o] • Like the "o" in "vote" (without the "w" glide at the end).
Ò • [ɔ] • Like the "o" in "fort".
Ô • [o:] • A long, drawn-out "vote" sound.
Õ • [õ] • A nasalized "o" sound.
Ö • [ø] • A clean German "ö" sound.
Ō • [u:] • A long, drawn-out "boot" sound.
Ŏ • [ŏ] • An ultra-short, clipped "o" sound.
Ő • [ø:] • A long, drawn-out German "ö" sound.
Ø • [œ] • A short, open German "ö" sound, like in "göttlich".
Œ • [œ:] • A long version of the short, open German "ö".
P • [p] • Like the "p" in "pin".
Q • [tʃ] • Like the "ch" in "chair".
R • [ɾ] • A single-tap "r", like the "tt" in the American pronunciation of "butter" or Spanish single "r".
Ŕ • [r] • A fully rolled, trilled "r", like in Spanish "perro".
Ŗ • [ʀ] • A French-style throat "r" (uvular trill).
Ř • [r̝] • A rolled "r" mixed simultaneously with a "zh" sound (the unique Czech letter).
S • [s] • Like the "s" in "sit".
Ś • [ɕ] • A very soft, high-pitched "sh" sound (found in Polish "ś").
Ŝ • [ʃ] • Like the standard "sh" in "shoe".
Ş • [ʂ] • A heavy "sh" sound made with the tongue curled backward (retroflex).
Š • [sᶣ] • An "sh" sound spoken with aggressively rounded, whistling lips.
ß • [ss] • An intensely sharp, elongated "s" sound.
T • [t] • Like the "t" in "top".
Ţ • [ðθ] • A combination of Þ and Đ.
Ť • [c] • A soft, palatalized "t", like a "t" and "y" sound mashed tightly together (Czech "ť").
Ŧ • [tˢ] • A "t" sound that immediately bursts into a sharp "s" hiss.
Þ • [θ] • Like the voiceless "th" in "think" (the old Norse letter Thorn).
U • [u] • Like the "oo" in "loot".
Ù • [ʊ] • Like the "oo" in "foot".
Û • [ɯ] • Make an "oo" sound, but spread your lips wide flat without rounding them (found in Japanese and Korean).
Ü • [y] • A bright German "ü" vowel.
Ũ • [ũ] • A nasalized "oo" sound.
Ū • [ɯ:] • A long, unrounded flat "oo" sound.
Ů • [uo] • A diphthong that smoothly glides from "oo" to "oh".
Ų • [ũ:] • A long, nasalized "oo" sound.
V • [v] • Like the "v" in "vine".
W • [w] • Like the "w" in "win".
Ŵ • [vʷ] • A "v" sound spoken with rounded lips.
X • [ks] • Like the "x" in "box".
Y • [j] • Like the "y" in "yellow".
Ý • [ai] • Sounds like the word "hi" or "bye".
Ŷ • [ɔɪ] • Like the "oy" in "boy".
Ÿ • [eɪ] • Like the "ay" in "day".
Z • [z] • Like the "z" in "zebra".
Ź • [ʑ] • A soft, buzzing "z" sound (Polish "ź").
Ż • [ʐ] • A thick, heavy "zh" sound with the tongue curled back (Polish "ż").
‘ • [ʔ] • A glottal stop. This is a sudden catch in the throat, like the silent catch in the middle of "uh-oh".