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The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents Trây pronunciations. English approximations are loose in some cases and are only intended to give a general idea of the pronunciation. Stress always falls on the ultimate syllable. See "Phonology" for more information.

IPA Examples nearest English equivalent
Consonants
ʔ Sʼeik uh-oh
ɓ beis bill, ba (Vietnamese)
ɗ Dâh debt, đen (Vietnamese)
f Füan file
ʎ kglumm million, gli (Italian)
ɲ gnüar canyon, pinha (Portuguese)
h Haem ham
x h loch, Bach
j jehn yes
k knuck scold
l Lö left
m Mott man
n nihr nice
ŋ ngå thing
p Pluh spray
ʀ Reaz free (some accents), palavra (Portuguese)
ʒ Sra measure
ʃ Ksaot shop
t teap stand
w klav kiwi
v W very
c Zeay stew, chị (Vietnamese)
IPA Examples nearest English equivalent
Monophthongs
short
a Azz stack, casa (Spanish)
e kemm say (but shorter), café (French)
i jick happy, fini (French)
o gnoʼ au (French)
u Sruck cool (but shorter)
ɒ bâzz got
ɔ skång law (but shorter)
ɛ mäch let
ə döʼ away
ʉ̞ Lümm fünf (German), gwyn (Welsh, but rounded)
long
dak hat (but longer), ba (Vietnamese)
Sek name, zehn (German)
mihn cheese
Woh Ton (German)
mu rule
ɒː Trây got (but longer), mat (Swedish)
ɔː påhng law
ɛː Sjä bed (but longer), häl (Swedish)
ɵː tböhng bird (Australian)
ʉː Msüy choose (Australian), ful (Swedish)
Diphthongs
ae Kbael hive (some accents), haen (Finnish)
ai Pfeiz spite (GA), namai (Lithuanian)
ao rao
aw Smau loud
tngr star (GA)
zb cau (Welsh, but rounded)
lean ant (GA), mehr (German)
sia hear, iasc (Irish)
Koas horn, Tor (German)
Tuah tour, bua (Irish)
ʉə Gnüang nước (Vietnamese, but rounded), für (German)
Stress
ˈ Stress falls on the marked syllable of a word