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This document provides the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols for various vowel sounds in English words, along with examples of words containing each vowel sound. It lists 12 IPA symbols from /I/ to // along with phonetic transcriptions in parentheses and example words using each vowel sound.
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