EVA to IPA
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EVA to IPA:



VOWELS:

a = /a/

e = /ɛ/ (or /e/ acceptable)

i = /i/

o = /o/ (or /ɔ/ acceptable)

u = /ɯᵝ/ (like u in Japanese)

y = /ə/

ee = /u/

ii = /y/

eee = /ø/ (/œ/ also acceptable)

an = /ɑ̃/

ain = /ɛ̃/

aiin = /ẽ/ (/ẽj̃/, /ej̃/ also acceptable)

aiiin = /ãj̃/ (/aj̃/ also acceptable)

am = /ɐ̃w̃/ (/ɐw̃/ also acceptable)

aim = /ɛ̃w̃/ (/ɛw̃/ also acceptable)

aiim = /ẽw̃/ (/ew̃/, /ĩw̃/, /iw̃/ also acceptable)

on = /ɔ̃/

oin = /ɔ̃j̃/ (/ɔj̃/ also acceptable)

oiin = /õj̃/ (/oj̃/, /ũj̃/, and /uj̃/ also acceptable)

oiiin = /ɥĩ/ (/wĩ/)

om = /õ/ (/ũ/ also acceptable)

oiiim = /ɔ̃w̃/

in = /ĩ/

im = /ĩw̃/ (/iw̃/ also acceptable)

iin = /jẽ/

CONSONANTS:

p = /p/

t = /t/

k = /k/

b = /b/

d = /d/

g = /g/

l = /l/

r = /r/ (any rhotic acceptable)

c = /ʦ/

ch = /ʧ/

j = /ʣ/ (/ʤ/ also acceptable)

s = /s/

Sh = /ʃ/

f = /f/

cTh = /n/

cKh = /m/

cPh = /h/

cFh = /ŋ/

q = /x/ (/χ/ also acceptable)

z = /z/

v = /v/

x = /ʝ/

Ih (capital I, not lowercase L) = /ç/

This is not a proposed solution, just an idea of how to make "spoken EVA" sound good
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