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The charts below show the way in which the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) represents Laz pronunciations in Wikipedia articles.

Consonants
IPA	Georgian	Usual Latin	Turkish Latin	Cyrillization	English approximation
b	ბ	b	b	б	bash
d	დ	d	d	д	do
dz	ძ	ʒ	ž or zʼ	ӡ, ѕ	pads
dʒ	ჯ	ǯ	c	џ	hedge
f	ჶ	f	f	ф	fan
ɡ	გ	g	g	г	gate
ɣ	ღ	ɣ	ğ	ғ, гӀ	French-like R, Greek-like G
h	ჰ	h	h	һ, хI	head
j	ჲ	y or j	y	й or ј	yell
kʼ	კ	ḳ	ǩ or kʼ	қ, кI	(ejective) ^[1]
k	ქ	k	k	к	can
l	ლ	l	l	л	leaf
m	მ	m	m	м	much
n	ნ	n	n	н	not
pʼ	პ	ṗ	p̌ or pʼ	ԥ, пI	(ejective)^[1]
p	ფ	p	p	п	pan
qʼ	ყ	q (q̇)	q (q’)	ҟ	(ejective)^[1]
r	რ	r	r	р	road
s	ს	s	s	с	sue
ʃ	შ	š	ş	ш	shoe
tʼ	ტ	ṭ	t̆ or tʼ	ҭ, тI	(ejective)^[1]
t	თ	t	t	т	table
tsʼ	წ	ċ	ǯ, зʼ or tsʼ^[2]	ҵ, цI	(ejective)^[1]
ts	ც	c	ʒ, з or ts^[2]	ц	tsunami
tʃʼ	ჭ	č̣	ç̌ or çʼ	ҷ, чI	(ejective)^[1]
tʃ	ჩ	č	ç	ч	choose
v	ვ	v	v	в	van
x	ხ	x	x	х	Bach
z	ზ	z	z	з	zoo
ʒ	ჟ	ž	j	ж	vision

Vowels
IPA	Georgian	Usual Latin	Turkish Latin	Cyrillization	English approximation
ɑ	ა	a	a	а	bra
ɛ	ე	e	e	е	bell
i	ი	i	i	и	feel
ɔ	ო	o	o	о	off
u	უ	u	u	у	moon

Notes

1 2 3 4 5 6 Ejective consonants, which do not occur in English, are voiceless consonants that are pronounced with pressure from the throat rather than the lungs.
1 2 An extension consonant for the Latin version of the Latin alphabet, often represented with the Roman-Arabic numeral three (3) (currently not in Unicode); the Cyrillic letter ze (З/з) has been borrowed in newspapers published in the Georgian SSR to write the missing Latin letter; modern orthographies today also use the Latin digraphs Ts/ts for З/з and Ts’/ts’ for З’/з’.

[ejective-1] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Ejective consonants, which do not occur in English, are voiceless consonants that are pronounced with pressure from the throat rather than the lungs.

[Latin_зʼ-2] 1 2 An extension consonant for the Latin version of the Latin alphabet, often represented with the Roman-Arabic numeral three (3) (currently not in Unicode); the Cyrillic letter ze (З/з) has been borrowed in newspapers published in the Georgian SSR to write the missing Latin letter; modern orthographies today also use the Latin digraphs Ts/ts for З/з and Ts’/ts’ for З’/з’.

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