Help:IPA/Uzbek

The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents Uzbek pronunciations in Wikipedia articles.

Consonants IPA Orthography Cyrillic Arabic Approximation b b б ب boat d d д د width dʒ j ж ژ/ج jeep f f ф ف fish ɡ g г گ go h h ҳ ھ/ح hat j y й ي yes k k к ك skip l l л ل lamb m m м م mail n n н ن new ŋ ng нг ڭ song p p п پ spin q q қ ق No English equivalent r r р ر reign but trilled; like Spanish perro ʁ g‘ ғ غ like French Paris l l л ل lamb s s с س saw ʃ sh ш ش ship t t т ت stop tʃ ch ч چ check v v в ۋ value x x х خ Scottish English loch z z з ز zebra ʔ ʼ ъ ء/ئ uh-oh

Vowels IPA Orthography Cyrillic Arabic Approximation æ a а ە bat e e э, е ې sell i i и ى beet o o о و/ا gold but shorter u u у ۇ toot o o‘ ў و like South African, Australian and New Zealand English yawn but shorter; New Zealand English bird

Notes

• Letters g and k become palatalized (/gʲ/ and /kʲ/ respectively) before the vowels u and a.
• Letters b, v, g, d, z become devoiced when they're the final letters of words.
• t becomes silent if it appears right after another consonant.
• /ʒ/ (for "j") and /o/ (for "o") are only found in Russian loanwords.

See also

• Help:IPA/Oghuz languages