ENGLISH DIPHTHONGS

With /i/: /ei/, /ai/, /ɔi/

With /Ə/:  /iƏ/, /eƏ/, /ᴜƏ/

With /ᴜ/: /Əᴜ/, /аᴜ/

EXAMPLES:

/ei/: day, pay, say        /eƏ/: bear, pair                                         

/ai/: sky, buy, cry`      /ᴜƏ/: tour, tourist, poor

/ɔi/: boy, toy, coy            /Əᴜ/: so, phone, no

/iƏ/:  beer, pie, hear            /аᴜ/: how, brown, cow

NASAL SOUNDS

NASAL SOUNDS

the air goes out of our nose instead of our mouths.

/m/, /n/ and /ng/

/m/: mat

       meat

       rum

/n/: neat

                                         run

                                         knit

                                  /ng/: bring

                                          sang

                                          gong

BILABIAL

Bilabial sounds are those sounds made by the articulationof the lips against each other

/p/, /b/, /m/ and /w/

/p/: (voiceless)                                                                                 

ex: pot, happy, top            

/b/: (voiced)

ex: ball, taboo, rub

/m/: (voiced)

ex: mask, amount, calm

                                                                  /w/: (voiced)

                                                                         ex: wish, awhile

Black Vowels

A black vowel is produced with a backward shift of the tongue from it's neutral or rest position.

/u/  /ʊ/

/o/ /ɔ/

/ɑ/ 

Consonants Glides

A glide is a consonant charaterized by a continued, gliding motion of the articulators into the following vowel; also referred to as a semi- vowel 

   Voiced

                 /w/     Bilabial

                           /j/     Lingua- palatal

Consonants Fricatives

A fricative is a consonants produced by forcing the breath sream through a contriction formed by articulators in the vocal tract.

Voiceless  Voiced

                                    /f/      /v/             Labiodental

                                 /θ/     /ð/          Lingua- dental

                                    /s/      /z/            Lingua-alveolar

                             /ʃ /     /ʒ/       Lingua- palatal

                 /h/ .......... ...       Glottal

http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/#

Information in each consonants