• N'ime mkpụrụokwu mechiri emechi, ụfọdụ ụdaume na-agbanwe àgwà ha:
  • /a/ na-aghọ[ʌ] (/ˈrawak/[ˈraˑwʌk] 'oghere').
  • /i/ na-aghọ[ɪ] (/ˈbaliʔ/[ˈbaˑlɪʔ] 'nlaghachi').
  • /o/ na-aghọ[ʊ] (/ˈproc/[ˈprʊiʔ] 'afọ').
• Epenthetic/j/ na/w/ a na-agbakwunye mgbe ụdaume dị elu/i/,/u/ n'otu n'otu (/ˈsiˑjak/ 'ìhè',/ˈbuˑwak/ 'ịtụfuo').
• A na -agbatị ụdaume dịtụ ntakịrị n'ime mkpụrụokwu mepere emepe mesiri ike.
• Udaume ndị ọzọ karịa/ə/ na -nasalized ubé mgbe consonants imi . Ọ bụrụ na mkpụrụedemede na-esonụ nwere/w/,/j/ ka mmalite, nke a na-esikwa imi imi (/məˈnaŋɛh/[məˈnãˑŋɛ̃h] 'ịkwa ákwá',/ˈɲawa/[ˈɲãˑw̃ã] 'Ahu, onwe').

ndetu: N'edemede Thai, kọlụm aka ekpe na-anọchite anya ụda olu maka mkpụrụokwu mepere emepe, ebe nke ziri ezi maka nkeji okwu mechiri emechi. Maka mkpụrụokwu na ụdaumeö, tupu consonantsk,m,n,ng,p, nat, a naghị ede ụdaume. N'otu aka ahụ, a naghị eji diacritic makaa tupuq . Udaume ọ bụla nwere akara mkpuruokwu mechiri emechi nwere uru bara uru nke/-ʔ/ mgbe ejighi ya na consonant na-aga nke ọma.

• [t͡ɕ] and[t͡ɕʰ] allophones are influenced by Thai, whereas[d͡ʑ] is influenced by Malay.
• Aspirated consonants and/f/ only appear in loanwords (mostly from Thai).
• Phonetically,/-c/ and/-s/ is pronounced[-jʔ], and[-jh] (after back vowels and/a/) or[-h] (after front vowels), respectively, syllable-finally.
• /l/ becomes[l] after/i/,/ə/, otherwise[ɭ] in syllable-final positions (/ˈlihəl/[ˈliˑhəl] 'space' vs./ˈbumɔl/[ˈbuˑmɔɭ] 'doctor').
• /ər/ iscompensatorily lengthened to phonetically long[əə]. In stressed positions, the vowel cluster fluctuates between[ɽ],[ər],[rə].
• The coda stop/k/ after a front vowel becomes[kx] (/ˈkamek/[ˈkaˑmekx] 'sheep').
• Syllable-initial stops/p/,/b/, with the same syllable containing a back vowel and coda/c/, are labialized to/pw/ and/bw/ respectively (/səˈboc/[səˈbwʊjʔ] 'to utter').

• /-j/ and/-w/ can be treated as a part of diphthongs or triphthongs.
• /-l/ only exists in the Phuket dialect.