世界语语音
字母和發音

条目：世界語字母
| 子音> 字母 | 子音> 英語 | 子音> IPA |  | 元音和雙元音>   字母 | 元音和雙元音> 英語 | 元音和雙元音> IPA |  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| b | b | [b] |  | a | banana | [a] |  |
| c | ts | [t͡s] |  | e | bet | [e] |  |
| ĉ | ch | [t͡ʃ] |  | i | bit | [i] |  |
| d | d | [d] |  | o | bot | [o] |  |
| f | f | [f] |  | u | boot | [u] |  |
| g | go | [ɡ] |  |  |  |  |  |
| ĝ | giraffe | [d͡ʒ] |  | aj | bye | [ai̯] |  |
| h | h | [h] |  | aŭ | bough | [au̯] |  |
| ĥ | loch | [x] |  | ej | bay | [ei̯] |  |
| j | y | [j] |  | eŭ | * | [eu̯] |  |
| ĵ | pleasure | [ʒ] |  | oj | boy | [oi̯] |  |
| k | k | [k] |  | uj | phooey | [ui̯] |  |
| l | l | [l] |  |  | (as one syllable) | (as one syllable) |  |
| m | m | [m] |  | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) |
| n | n | [n] |  | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) |
| p | p | [p] |  | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) |
| r | r (rolled) | [r] |  | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) |
| s | s | [s] |  | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) | *Something similar to eŭ can be  heard in exaggerated mimicry  – as delivered by such American  comedians as Carol Burnett – of  the British pronunciation of the  word "oh" Ŭ is a consonant in foreign names,  where it tends to be Esperantized  to [v], and occasionally in mimesis,  as in ŭa! (waa!) |
| ŝ | sh | [ʃ] |  |  |  |  |  |
| t | t | [t] |  |  |  |  |  |
| v | v | [v] |  |  |  |  |  |
| z | z | [z] |  |  |  |  |  |