The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents Faulona pronunciations. English doesn't contain all the phones Faulona does, so approximations are just that, approximate. Stress is largely penultimate.
IPA |
Examples |
nearest English equivalent
|
Consonants
|
m
|
matra
|
mother
|
p
|
patro
|
spit
|
b
|
battuere
|
beat
|
n
|
notte
|
night
|
t
|
tabla
|
stable
|
d
|
domo
|
dome
|
r
|
terrere
|
perro (Spanish)
|
ɽ
|
terere
|
taberu (Japanese)
|
ɱ
|
infra
|
symphony
|
f
|
Faulona
|
fable
|
v
|
valere
|
value
|
s
|
sasso
|
sand
|
z
|
asurea
|
zeal
|
ŋ
|
longa
|
zeal
|
k
|
creare
|
scan
|
g
|
granda
|
game
|
ɲ
|
signo, finia
|
minion, piranha (Portuguese)
|
ɕ
|
sia
|
hessian
|
ʑ
|
persuasio
|
ambrosia
|
t͡ɕ
|
tertia
|
chicken, читать (Russian)
|
d͡ʑ
|
mandiare
|
jungle, дочь (Russian)
|
l
|
longa
|
long
|
|
IPA |
Examples |
nearest English equivalent
|
Vowels
|
a
|
patro
|
trаck
|
e
|
te
|
ray, café (French)
|
ɛ
|
en
|
ember
|
i
|
icca
|
leaf (but shorter)
|
ɪ
|
infra
|
impossible
|
o
|
facco
|
rope, au (French)
|
u
|
rubra
|
rude (but shorter)
|
Stress
|
◌́
|
Stress
|
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