The audio files in the left-hand column illustrate the pronunciation of the syllabics in each row (except for the finals).
The addition of a dot · over a symbol indicates a long vowel.
These pronunciations represent the South Baffin Dialect.
You can also listen to the syllabics song.

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Audio	Vowel i		Vowel u		Vowel a		Final
	ᐃ	i	ᐅ	u	ᐊ	a
	ᐱ	pi	ᐳ	pu	ᐸ	pa	ᑉ	p
	ᑎ	ti	ᑐ	tu	ᑕ	ta	ᑦ	t
	ᑭ	ki	ᑯ	ku	ᑲ	ka	ᒃ	k
	ᒋ	gi	ᒍ	gu	ᒐ	ga	ᒡ	g
	ᒥ	mi	ᒧ	mu	ᒪ	ma	ᒻ	m
	ᓂ	ni	ᓄ	nu	ᓇ	na	ᓐ	n
	ᓯ	si	ᓱ	su	ᓴ	sa	ᔅ	s
	ᓕ	li	ᓗ	lu	ᓚ	la	ᓪ	l
	ᔨ	ji	ᔪ	ju	ᔭ	ja	ᔾ	j
	ᕕ	vi	ᕗ	vu	ᕙ	va	ᕝ	v
	ᕆ	ri	ᕈ	ru	ᕋ	ra	ᕐ	r
	ᕐᑭ	qi	ᕐᑯ	qu	ᕐᑲ	qa	ᕐᒃ	q
	ᖏ	ngi	ᖑ	ngu	ᖓ	nga	ᖕ	ng
	ᖠ	lhi	ᖢ	lhu	ᖤ	lha	ᖦ	lh
The syllabics song:

Web page by Richard Compton and Daniel Currie Hall
Prepared by Alana Johns and Saila Michael (2006) for ABS 230, University of Toronto