Closest equivalent
\n\u062d
\npharyngeal h, may be approximated as a whispered hat
\n\u062e
\nSimilar to the final sound in the word \"loch\" as pronounced by the Scottish
\nSimilar to the first sound of the Spanish \"Juan\"
\n\u0635
\ncan be approximated with sauce, but with the throat constricted
\n\u0636
\ncan be approximated with dawn, but with the throat constricted
\n\u0637
\ncan be approximated with tie, but with the throat constricted
\n\u0638
\ncan be approximated with \u201cthe\u201d, but with the throat constricted
\n\u0639
\ncannot be approximated using words from European languages
\n\u063a
\nsimilar to the French r
\n\u0642
\nsimilar to caught, but pronounced further back in the mouth
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\nPronunciation via \u201cArabic Alphabet\u201d article @ wikipedia<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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