/,” “/
/,” “/
/,” “/
i/,” and “/a
/,” according to an embodiment. As illustrated, the phoneme “/
/” (a mid-central unrounded vowel) corresponds to the “o” in “oat,” “/
/” (an open-mid back rounded vowel) to the “au” in “auto,” “/a
/” to the “i” in “I,” “/
/” to the “oy” in “toy,” and “/a
/” to the “ow” in “cow.” Note that the last three phonemes described here are diphthongs. As with