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Consonants

IPA	Orthography	English approximation
[[|b]]	b	bat
[[|c]]	q	Roughly like RP Tuesday^[حوالہ درکار]
[[|d]]	d	debt
[[|dz]]	x	goods
[[|dʒ]]	xh	jet
[[|ð]]	dh	then
[[|f]]	f	far
[[|ɡ]]	g	go
[[|h]]	h	hat
[[|j]]	j	yes
[[|ɟ]]	gj	Roughly like RP due^[حوالہ درکار]
[[|k]]	k	car
[[|l]]	l	lean
[[|ɫ]]	ll	wool
[[|m]]	m	man
[[|n]]	n	not
[[|ɲ]]	nj	onion
[[|ŋ]]	ng	bang
[[|p]]	p	pen
[[|r]]	rr	rolled r [1]
[[|ɾ]]	r	butter (American English) [1]
[[|s]]	s	son
[[|ʃ]]	sh	show
[[|t]]	t	tan
[[|ts]]	c	hats
[[|tʃ]]	ç[2]	chin
[[|v]]	v	van
[[|z]]	z	zip
[[|ʒ]]	zh	vision
[[|θ]]	th	thin

Vowels

IPA	Written as	English approximation
[[|a]]	a	father
[[|ɛ]]	e	bed
[[|ə]]	ë	about, thug
[[|i]]	i	seed
[[|ɔ]]	o	law
[[|u]]	u	boot
[[|y]]	y	Similar to [i] made with rounded lips

Notes

1. ^ The contrast between flapped r and trilled rr is the same as in Spanish. English does not have either of the two sounds phonemically.
2. The letter ç is sometimes written ch due to technical limitations because of its use in English sound and its analogy to the other digraphs xh, sh, and zh. Usually it is written simply c or more rarely q with context resolving any ambiguities.