Italian alphabet

The Italian alphabet is made up of 21 letters: 5 vowels and 16 consonants.

There are some IPA left and some of which i'm not totally sure....

Letter	Name	IPA	Approximate Sound
a	a	a	Like a in English "father"
b	bi	b	Like b in English "boat"
c	ci	ʧ	When followed by e or i, like ch in English "cherry"
		k	When followed by a, o, u, or consonant, like c in English "cook", in particular che, chi is 'ke', 'ki'
			For sc see under 's'
d	di	d	Like d in English "dance"
e	e	e	One like a in English "make"
		ε	One like a in English "met"
f	effe	f	Like f in English "fool"
g	gi	ʤ	When followed by e or i, like g in English "general"
		g	When followed by a, o, u, or consonant, like g in English "go" in particular ghe, ghi are 'ge', 'gi'
		ʎ	gl+i, like spanish ll (with some exeptions)
		ɲ	gn, always like spanish ñ
h	acca		Always silent
i	i	i	Like i in English "machine"
		j	Non stressed and followed by a wovel is the semiconsonant j, like y in English 'yes'.
l	elle	l	Like l in English "lamb"
			gl, see under g
m	emme	m	Like m in English "money"
n	enne	n	Like n in English "net"
			gn, see under g
o	o	o	One closed like o in English "note"
		ɔ	One open like ou in English "ought"
p	pi	p	Like p in English "pot"
q	cu	k	Always followed by u. qu sounds like qu in English "question"
r	erre	r	Like r in English "rubber" with a slight trill
s	esse	s	Like s in English "see"
		z	Like z in English "zero"
		ʃ	sc+i, sc+e sounds like "sh" in english "shoe"
t	ti	t	Like t in English "table"
u	u	u	Like u in English "rule"
		w	When not stressed and followed by a vowel, like w in English "was"
v	vu	v	Like v in English "vain"
z	zeta	ʦ	Like ts in English "nuts"
		ʣ	Like dz in English "adze"