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This is thepronunciation key forIPA transcriptions of Bengali on Wikipedia.
It provides a set of symbols to represent the pronunciation of Bengali in Wikipedia articles, and example words that illustrate the sounds that correspond to them. Integrity must be maintained between the key and the transcriptions that link here; do not change any symbol or value without establishingconsensus on thetalk page first.
For an introductory guide on IPA symbols, seeHelp:IPA. For the distinction between[ ],/ / and ⟨ ⟩, seeIPA § Brackets and transcription delimiters.
Wikipedia key to pronunciation of Bengali

Charts below show the way in which theInternational Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) representsBengali pronunciations in Wikipedia articles. For a guide to adding IPA characters to Wikipedia articles, seeTemplate:IPA andWikipedia:Manual of Style/Pronunciation § Entering IPA characters.

SeeBengali phonology andBengali alphabet for a more thorough look at the sounds of Bengali.

Consonants
IPABengaliExamplesISO 15919English Approximation
bবালিbabash
[1]ভীরুbhclubhouse
d[2]দাddeal (dental),Indianthe
[2]ধারাdhredhead (dental), Indianthat
ɖ[2]ডুমুরAmerican bird
ɖʱ[2]ঢোḍhAmerican birdhouse
d͡ʒজ, য[3]বনjhedge
d͡ʒʱঝাjhhedgehog
ɡgagate
ɡʱবাঘাghloghouse
ɦহ, ঃ[4]হাবাঃhbehind
hhead
kলমkscan
খ, ক্ষশাখা, ক্ষমাkhcan
lমালিনীlleaf
mমানুষmmuch
nন, ণনীলা ,বাnnot
ŋঙ, ংবাঙালিঅংsing
pপাকাpspan
[5]phpin
r[6]র,‍‍ র্ক, (র্), ‍‍্রবিরাম, তর্ক, শ্রrAmerican atom orring (flapped ortrilled)
ɽড়, ঢ়ড় দৃঢ়American larder
sসেলামssue
ʃশ, ষ, সশাষাময়śshoe
t[2]ত, ৎমাল উtget (dental), Indianthink
[2]থাবাthtub (dental), Indianthought
ʈ[2]American part
ʈʰ[2]কাঠুরেṭhAmerican partake
t͡ʃমুচিccatch
t͡ʃʰছাগলchchoose
Marginal consonants
β[1]ভিসাvvery
jয়[7]য়yyes
ɸ[5]ফ্যাffind
w[8]ও, উয়াদা,ইলিয়ামvwill
zজ, য[3]জাকাতযিয়ারতzzip
ɳ[9][10]বাAmerican burn
Vowels
Monophthongs
IPABengaliExamplesISO 15919English Approximation
ɔঅ, পমরaoff
aআ, পাঙ্গিনাāAustralian father,RP cut
æ[11]অ্যা, প্যা, এ, পেত্যাখেলাae/ætrap
iই, পি, ঈ, পীদিদীibeat
uউ, পু, ঊ, পূকুকূucool
eএ, পেমেদিনীēScottish may
oও, পো, অ, পজনঙ্কুরōstory
◌̃ইঁদুরnasal vowel
([ã],[õ], etc.)
Semivowels
[7]য়খায়Similar to very
[7]ভাihappy
[8]যা হায়াōSimilar to look
[8]ঝাutoo
Diphthongs
ii̯িইনিইiitea
iu̯িউবিউভোলiuew
ei̯েয়দেয়ēiRP bay
eu̯েওঢেওēuRoughly like go in some dialects of English[12]
æe্̯যায়ন্যায়aeẏ/æẏNo English equivalent
ai̯াইপাইāiBuy
ae̯ায়পায়āẏSimilar to Hi
au̯াউপাউāuHow
ao̯াওপাওāōSimilar to How
ɔe̯◌য়নয়aẏNo English equivalent
ɔo̯◌ওনওNo English equivalent
oi̯োইদোইōiSimilar to boy
oo̯োওদোওōōIndian no
ou̯নৌকাōugoal
ui̯ুই, ূইধুইuibooyah; Gruyère
Suprasegmentals
IPA
ˈprimary stress
(placed before stressed syllable)[13]
ˌsecondary stress
(placed before stressed syllable)[13]
ːdoubled consonant

Notes

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  1. ^ab/bʱ/ is phonetically realised either as [] or /β/ (phonetically [v~β]) depending on the speaker and variety. /β/ can additionally occur as an allophone of /bʱ/ in foreign loan words e.g. ভিসা [βisa] 'visa'.
  2. ^abcdefghBengali contrasts dental[t] and[d] with apical postalveolar[ʈ] and[ɖ] (as well as aspirated variants). Both sets sound like/t/ and/d/ to most English speakers although the dental [t] and [d] are used in place of the English/θ/ and/ð/ for some speakers withth-stopping.
  3. ^ab and may represent a voiced affricate// in Standard Bengali words of native origin, but they can also represent/z/ in foreign words and names (জাকাত[zakat] 'zakah charity',আজিজ[aziz] 'Aziz'). However, many speakers usually replace/z/ with/dʒ/.
  4. ^/ɦ/ may be devoiced to [h] in word-initial or final positions, with [ɦ] occurring medially.
  5. ^ab/pʰ/ is phonetically realised either as [] or /ɸ/ (phonetically [f~ɸ]) depending on the speaker and variety. /ɸ/ can additionally occur as an allophone of /pʰ/ in foreign loan words e.g.ফ্যান[ɸæn] 'fan'.
  6. ^ The phonetic realisation of /r/ is usually an alveolar flap [ɾ] but may also be an alveolar approximant [ɹ] or alveolar trill [r] depending on the variety and speaker.
  7. ^abc /j/ occurs in some pronunciations of Bengali vowel clusters as a result of the semivowels /e̯ i̯/ undergoingfortitional merging, such asনয়ন[nɔjon].
  8. ^abc /w/ may occur as a fortitional allophone of the semivowels /o̯/ and /u̯/, especially in loan words e.g. ওয়াদা [wada] 'promise', উইলিয়াম [wiliam] 'William'.
  9. ^https://archive.org/details/dli.calcutta.10258
  10. ^Mainly occurs as an allophone of [n] in conjunct with other postalveolar (retroflex) consonants.
  11. ^Usually pronounced as a near-open [æ] (Thompson 2020, p. 23) but may also be pronounced and transcribed in IPA as open-mid [ɛ] (Khan 2010, pp. 221–225).
  12. ^These dialects includeSouthern England (includingReceived Pronunciation),English Midlands,Australian,New Zealand, theSouthern American,Midland American,Philadelphia,Baltimore,Western Pennsylvania and youngerCalifornian English. Other dialects of English, such as most other forms ofAmerican English,Northern England English,Welsh English,Scottish English andIrish English, have no close equiavalent vowel.
  13. ^abPrimary stress usually occurs in word-initial positions with secondary stress occurring afterwards.

Bibliography

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  • Thompson, Hanne-Ruth (2020),Bengali: A Comprehensive Grammar (Routledge Comprehensive Grammars), 1 (1 ed.), Routledge, p. 23,ISBN 978-0415411394

See also

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Comparisons
Introductory guides
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