User:Van.se/IPA

Analysis
Here are the phonemes I think I use:

Monophthongs


Additionally, I nasalise French loanwords with nasal vowels, e.g. /ˈflakɔ̃/, /fɪˈɑ̃seɪ/, /ˈkɹwasɑ̃/, /vɛ̃teœ̃/, and sometimes /ˈɹest(ə)ɹɑ̃/, and mostly keep the French vowel scheme in such loanwords.

Diphthongs

 * 1) Might undergo smoothing as [eː] (word-middle, e.g. mail, sale), especially in fast speech.
 * 2) Sometimes undergoes smoothing as [aː] (word-middle, e.g. aisle, I'll), especially in fast speech.
 * 3) Sometimes undergoes smoothing as [ɑː] (word-middle, e.g. outside), especially in fast speech.
 * 4) Sometimes undergoes smoothing as [ɪː] (e.g. near, here), especially in fast speech.

you /juː/, yew /jɪʊ̯/, and ewe /ɪʊ̯/ are not homophones.

Triphthongs
My triphthongs mostly undergo smoothing, so I will have:

Consonants

 * 1) Allophone of /ɹ/ after /θ/, e.g. [θɾ̪̊iː] and [θɾ̪̊əʊ].
 * 2) Only in loanwords, e.g. Bach, loch.
 * 3) I think this is how I usually pronounce the digraph ⟨rh⟩.
 * 4) Pronunciation of the digraph ⟨wh⟩.

Linking and intrusive R
Linking R is present, intrusive R is not.

Yod-dropping and yod-coalescence
No yod-dropping.