well this is what i got for my cl

Please bear with me as I describe this I am learning the Ipa equivalents to the sounds:


Vowels:
A as in Father
E as in let
I as in machine
U as in under

Semivowels:
Y as in yo-yo

Constants:
P as in people
B as in bat
T as in toy
D as in drop
K as in cat
G as in gem
F as in phone
V as in very
S as in seen
Z as in zoo
L as in long
M as in mom
N as in name


 General syllable structure is one of the following:

Cv
Vc
Cvc
Vcv
C
V
S is used to separate any double vowels or constants

Normally cvc and vcv are the roots with cv, vc, v, and c serving as affixes.


All sounds are pronounced with no glides.

Well that's it for now  the rest when I get the chance

c-ya later

sean wahl