Table of pronunciation

• The stress is normally on the penultimate syllable for words ending in vowel, on the last syllable for these ending in consonant.

  Sign	Context	IPA International Phonetic Alphabet The International Phonetic Alphabet "The acronym 'IPA' strictly refers [...] to the 'International Phonetic Association'. But it is now such a common practice to use the acronym also to refer to the alphabet itself that resistance seems pedantic...	Notes
  a	followed by double consonant or accented word-finally	a	stress is indicated with grave accent
  a	elsewhere	aː	stress is indicated with grave accent
  aa	word-finally	aː	always stressed
  b	always	b
  c	followed by consonant or by a, o, u	k
  ci	followed by a, o, u	tʃ
  c	elsewhere	tʃ
  ch	always	k
  d	always	d
  e	followed by double consonant or accented word-finally	ɛ	stress is indicated with grave accent
  e	elsewhere	eː	stress is indicated with acute accent
  ee	word-finally	eː	always stressed
  f	always	f
  g	followed by consonant or by a, o, u	ɡ
  gi	followed by a, o, u	dʒ
  g	elsewhere	dʒ	devoiced word-finally
  gh	followed by i or e	ɡ	devoiced word-finally
  i	followed by double consonant or accented word-finally	i	stress is indicated with grave accent
  i	preceded by consonant and followed by vowel	j
  i	elsewhere	iː	stress is indicated with grave accent
  ii	word-finally	iː	always stressed
  j	when not preceded by consonant	j
  l	always	l
  m	followed by consonant	◌̃
  m	elsewhere	m
  n	when it doesn't form a vowel with the preceding vowel or word-finally when last syllable is unstressed	n
  n	elsewhere	◌̃
  nn	always	n
  o	always	u	never stressed
  oo	word-finally	uː	always stressed
  ò	always	ɔ	always stressed
  ô	always	oː	always stressed
  oeu	followed by double consonant or accented word-finally	œ	always stressed
  oeu	elsewhere	œː	always stressed
  p	always	p
  qu	always	kw
  r	always	r
  s	word-finally, followed by voiceless consonant or word-initially	s
  s	intervocalic or followed by voiced consonant	z
  sci	always	ʃ	only "sc" when followed by e, i
  s'ci	always	stʃ	only "s'c" when followed by e, i
  sgi	always	ʒ	only "sg" when followed by e, i
  ss	always	s
  t	always	t
  u	followed by double consonant or accented word-finally	y	stress is indicated with grave accent
  u	preceded by q or g and followed by vowel, or as part of a diphthong	w	never stressed
  u	elsewhere	yː	stress is indicated with grave accent
  uu	word-finally	yː	always stressed
  v	always	v
  z	always	ts/dz/s