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Final /h/ after a consonant just comes out as an aspirated version of that consonant for me.

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Banami bhjaddhos rafi mau cy vyaja cecerror.
Fools do not see the sun nor sail the seas
-Azenti Proverb

I've finally learned how to pronounce the palatal stops. :P
But I still can't seem to produce a bilabial approximant without velarising it too.

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I speak English and a touch of Gàidhlig.
I am creating a conworld, which I refer to as the Carrion Series, that will contain three languages, Iriex, Dvoen and Maxna.

I could pronounce all of those seperately. The only sounds I had (and still have) problems with are some approximants (ɥ, ɰ, ʎ), and a few clicks, but I've got most down.

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Knowledge is power, and power corrupts. So study hard and be evil!

I guess I can pronounce all of then apart from the palatal stops. When I try to say them, they come out as affricates. The rest of them with the exception of [ħ] appear in my native lang, so there are no problems there. As for the more "exotic" sounds, I can do ejectives quite well

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I think there's not even one sound that I can't pronounce in the IPA. Some of them may be more difficult than anothers but I usually get them! The are, still, some exceptions, mainly vowels: [ɤ], [ʌ], [ɒ], [ɘ], which I find quite hard to understand and pronounce.

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I could pronounce [r], [x], [c] and [ɟ]
I still cant pronounce [ħ] and [r̝] properly
I guess none but the Czech people can pronounce the raised [r̝], that's why they deleted the IPA symbol for that

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/w/,/l/;/ɭ/,/f/;/c/,/k/;/t/;;/e/,/u/;/i/