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The International Phonetic Alphabet is helpful, though it may add confusion to talk about this with people unfamiliar with IPA. What you describe as y is /j/ i
by asveikau 2y ago
The International Phonetic Alphabet is helpful, though it may add confusion to talk about this with people unfamiliar with IPA.
What you describe as y is /j/ in IPA.
What you describe as zh is /ʒ/.
Spanish j is usually /x/. Some languages transcribe /x/ as kh or ch. There are accents of Spanish that pronounce it as /h/ or something slightly different however.