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What are the IPA symbols for vowels aeiou?

Here are the IPA symbols for the vowels aeiou, along with some important notes about how they are pronounced:

* a: /æ/ (as in "cat")

* e: /ɛ/ (as in "bed")

* i: /ɪ/ (as in "bit")

* o: /ɔ/ (as in "cot")

* u: /ʊ/ (as in "put")

Important Notes:

* These are the most common pronunciations in English. There are other, less common pronunciations of these letters in English (and in other languages). For example, the "a" in "father" is a different sound than the "a" in "cat."

* IPA symbols are designed to represent sounds, not letters. The same letter can represent different sounds, and different letters can represent the same sound.

* The sounds represented by these IPA symbols can vary slightly depending on the dialect of English.

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