Pronunciation Table

Consonants
Vowels
Special Signs

Consonants
Symbol Keyword
p pen
b back
t ten
d day
k key
ɡ get
f fat
v view
θ thing
ð then
s soon
z zero
ʆ ship
ʒ pleasure
h hot
x loch
cheer
jump
m sum
n sun
ŋ sung
w wet
l let
r red
y yet

Vowels
  Symbol Keyword
short ɪ bit
  e bed
  æ cat
  ɒ dog (BrE)
  ʌ cut
  ʊ put
  ə about
  i happy
  u actuality
     
long sheep
  ɑː father
  ɒː dog (AmE)
  ɔː four
  boot
  ɜː bird
     
dipthongs make
  lie
  ɔɪ boy
  əʊ note (BrE)
  note (AmE)
  now
  ɪə real
  hair (BrE)
  ʊə sure (BrE)
  actual
  peculiar

Special Signs
$ separates British and American pronunciations,
British on the left,
American on the right
/ˈ/ shows main stress
/ˌ/ shows secondary stress
/◂/ shows stress shift
/ɪə/ means that some speakers use /ɪ/
and some use /ə/
/ʊə/ means that some speakers use /ʊ/
and some use /ə/
/ə/ means that /ə/ may or may not be used