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Wikipedia key to pronunciation of Azerbaijani
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The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents pronunciations of the Azerbaijani language and its two forms (Caucasian and Iranian) in Wikipedia articles. For a guide to adding IPA characters to Wikipedia articles, see Template:IPA and Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Pronunciation § Entering IPA characters .
Consonants
IPA
Orthography
English approximation
azb
azj
b ?
b
ab out
c ?
k
sk ew
? [ 1] ?
h ue
d ?
d
ad o
dz [ 2] ?
c
adz e
d? j ump
f ?
f
f ood
ɡ ?
q
ag o
? ?
?
Spanish g o
h ?
h
h ome
j ?
y
y et
? ?
g
arg ue
k [ 4] ?
k
sc ore
l ?
l
l ate
m ?
m
m uch
n ?
n
n ot
? [ 5] cany on
? [ 6] ?
wing
p ?
p
sp an
? ?
r
American at om
s ?/?/?
s
s end
? ?
?
sh oe
t ?/?
t
st able
ts [ 2] ?
?
bits
t? ch ange
v ?
v
v ase
w [ 7] w et
x ?
x
Scottish loch
z ?/?/?/?
z
z one
? ?
j
leis ure
Suprasegmentals
IPA
Examples
Meaning
? Bak? [bɑ?c?]
stress mark (placed before the stressed syllable)
? bar? [?bɑ???]
long vowel
^ Allophone of /c/ before a voiceless consonant or at the end of a word.^ a b Only used in certain dialects.
^ Occurs only in loanwords from Russian and as a result of the first [ɡ] devoicing when geminated, resulting in [kg].
^ Allophone of /n/ before [?] and [c] .
^ Allophone of /n/ before [ɡ] and [k] .
^ Allophone of /v/ after a vowel.
^ a b Only occurs in loanwords from languages written in the Arabic script.
^ ^ a b Occurs in Caucasian Azerbaijani dialects, particularly those of Baku, Shamakhi, and Mughan.
^ a b Occurs in the dialect of Tabriz.
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