i I

� i

� E
           
� e

� A

a a

e u

u U
        
o O

� o


b      b

(comment) c   (zero)
(comment)  {(Used only in CH; see below. SILENT alone.)   }

d      d

f      f

g      g

h      h

�      J

k      k

l      l

m      m

n      n

p      p

(comment) q   (zero)
(comment)  {       (SILENT)8 [See Note 8.]  }

r      r

(comment) rr  (zero)
(comment) {  (tapped-R) verre(e)  "very" as some Britons say it: 'veddy'
(comment) (mainly for conveying dialect and teaching foreign languages)
         
s      s
           
t      t

v      v

w      w

(comment)  wh w
(comment)  {   win, houwever, wether (weather; see HW, below) }

(comment) x   (zero)
(comment) {    (SILENT)9 [See Note 9.] }

z      z


� c
(comment)   { cherch, maach, woch (church, match, watch) cf. kemistre, Mok
(comment)                      1, aek, shagrin,
         
x x
(comment)    { shaame (chemistry, Mach 1, ache, chagrin,
(comment)              chamois) shush
         
j j
(comment)   {    telavizhan, garozh  }

� D
(comment)  {     this, breeth (voiced)  }

< T
(comment)   {   Maatthyu, tthing, bretth, (unvoiced)  }

(comment) hw     w
(comment)   {   hwut, hwich, hwether (whether)10 [See Note 10.] }

� G
(comment)   {   pingpong, singsaung, flinging }
(comment)            {ngg ngg  fingger, funggas11 [See Note 11.]   }

(comment){ Non-English Sounds (for conveying dialect,
(comment)  teaching foreign languages)