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The charts below show how the International Phonetic Alphabet represents Ligurian pronunciations 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.

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Consonants
IPAExamplesEnglish approximation
b bödisson, Bàrboa bill
d veddro, cadello dill
dʒ dʒ[1] gianco, ongia, giærâva Jill
ʎ coniggio, figgeu, muâgia Jill or billion[2]
f safran, feliçitæ, stuffa fill
ɡ preghêa, mëgo, gregâ grill
k ancheu, credensa, quæxi skill
l lann-a, gallo lid
m mënda, famme mill
n n pinna, nuâ nest
ŋ fænn-a, donn-o[3] nest or ring[2]
ŋ tenpo, savon, gianda[3] ring
ɲ âgna, scignôro onion
p capriççi, päpêto spill
ɾ ɹ ingreize, rebelêa, sparmâ atom (American English) or barrel[2]
s s sêuxoo, paçiensa, pastiççê, nissêua sell
ʃ pescòu, pastiççê, sfròuxo sell or shell[2]
ʃ sciô, léscico, scerpa shell
t çittæ, töa, roêta still
tʃ masccio, ociâli, cêuve chill
v levòu, vailezzo veal
z z zenéize, mazzo, spozoéi zeal
ʒ desmentegâ, asbasciâ, deslengoâse zeal or leisure[2]
ʒ bâxo, scixèrboa, chixêximo leisure
 
Semivowels
IPAExamplesEnglish approximation
j scciapeuia, leitûga, ziàrdoa, socjêtæ young
w ægoa, ciammòu, quâgia well
Vowels[4]
IPAExamplesEnglish approximation
Short vowels
a mäveggia, babà, grasso brother
e ebrêo, öxello, avédise bait
ɛ bello, caffè, fænn-a[4] bet
i infinïo, piccin beet
ɔ o[1] votta, òspitòu, Ouröpa bald, but shorter
ø béuisccio, cheuscia, euggezzâ bird (RP), but shorter
u môro, nasción, rotto bull
y cuggiæ, fumme, virtù cute (Scotland)
Long vowels
aː mäveggia, cicchettâ, ociâli father
eː ej ebrêo, gêxâ, çëxetta bail
ɛː sæa, coæ, bæxinâ bear (RP)
iː abaçîa, barbacïo, moînâ bead
ɔː oː stöia, öxello, dizönô bald
øː nissêua, dêuviemmo, faxeu bird (RP)
uː môro, servitô, dôçeménte tool
yː lettûa, dûo, aogûri feud (Scotland)
 
Suprasegmentals
IPAExamplesExplanation
ˈ sciughêa [ʃyˈɡeːa] primary stress
ˌ brûxabaracche [ˌbɾyːʒabaˈɾakːe] secondary stress
. létia [ˈleti.a] syllable break
ː Sann-a [ˈsaŋːa] half-long consonant[5]
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