Consonants: voice, manner, articulation

/h/

voiceless

glottal

fricative

“Hi”

/ʒ/

voiced

postalveolar

fricative

(Measure)

/ʃ/

voiceless

alveolar

fricative

(Shell)

/z/

voiced

alveolar

ficative

(Zoo)

/s/

voiceless

alveolar

fricative

(Sue)

/ð/

voiced

dental

fricative

(Then, These, Thy)

/θ/

voiceless

dental

fricative

(Thigh, Thimble, Thing)

/v/

voiced

labial-dental

fricative

(Vat)

/f/

voiceless

labial-dental

fricative

(Fat)

/ŋ/

voiced

velar

nasal

(Sing)

/n/

voiced

alveolar

nasal

(Nod)

/m/

voiced

bilabial

nasal

(Mitt)

/g/

voiced

velar

stop

(Gate)

/k/

voiceless

velar

stop

(Kick)

/p/

voiceless

bilabial

stop

(Pit)

/b/

voiced

bilabial

stop

(Bit)

/d/

voiced

alveolar

stop

(Deer)

/w/

voiced

labial velar

approximant

(Wet)

/dʒ/

voiced

post alveolar

affricate

(Jump)

/tʃ/

voiceless

post alveolar

affricate

(Cheer)

/j/

voiced

palatal

approximant

(Yes)

/t/

voiceless

alveolar

stop

(Tik)

/l/

voiced

alveolar

approximant

(Let)

/ɹ/

voiced

alveolar

approximant

(Red)