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/ɪ/
Hard I (like the 'i' in 'bit' but deeper and further back in the throat)
/x/
Kh sound (a raspy H like 'ch' in the Scottish 'loch' or Spanish 'j')
/r/
Rolled R (a flipped or trilled R sound made with the tip of the tongue)
/ʲ/
Soft sign (placed after a consonant to show it is palatalized/softened)
/ɟ͡ʝ/
Soft Dzh (a softened version of the English J sound)
/c͡ç/
Soft Ch (a softened version of the English CH sound)
/β/
Soft V/W (voiced bilabial fricative, a sound between V and W)
/g/
Hard G (used only in rare loanwords, distinct from the usual Ukrainian 'H' sound)