What are the 44 phonemes in English?

The 44 phonemes in English are:

One or five short vowels (short vowels)

( 1) /? / in appleshort(2)/? /use elephantshort?

(3)/? /in iglooshort (4)/? Wearing a short skirt in August and an umbrella/τ/

Two, six long vowels (long vowels)

( 1)/ā/in cakelong(2)/ē/in feet long(3)/c/in pielong

(4)/ In boatlong (5)/ In mulelong (6)/ In Shi/In Fly.

Three, three R-controlled vowels (R-controlled vowels)

(1)/ur/ in ferns, birds and injuries (2)/ar/ in parks (3)/ or in fogg.

Fourth, 18 consonant (18 consonant)

(1)/b/ bat (2)/k/ cat and kite (3)/d/ dog

4/ft/in fans 5/g/in goats 6/h/in hats

(7)/j/ in blocking (8)/l/ in lip (9)/m/ in mapping

(10)/n/ nest (1 1)/p/ pig (12)/r/ rat.

( 13)/s/in sun( 14)/t/in top( 15)/v/in van

(16)/w/ in wig (17)/y/inyel (18)/z/ in zipper

Five, seven double consonants or compound consonants (pronounce a sound) (two letters)

(1)/ch/inchin (2)/sh/inship unvoiced (3) /th/ in voiced?

(4)/HW/inwhip (5)/ng/in sing (6)/NK/in sink (7)/w/in some area

Six, five diphthongs and special sounds (diphthongs-compound vowel with two tones and other special sounds).

(1)/oi/ in oil and boy(2)/ow/ in owl and ouchshort?

//in cooking and pulling (4)/aw/ in jaw and pulling (5)/zh/ on TV.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia Entry-Phonetic Alphabet