ə- schwa
ʔ- glottal stop
ɜ- epsilon (This is the name the Greek letter ɜ.)
θ- theta (This is the name the Greek letter θ.)
æ- ash (This was a letter in Old English, pre-Roman alphabet, for the ash tree, so it has retained this name in English. /æʃ/)
ð- /ɜð/ (This is from Old English and how it was pronounced in Old English. There is a song by the band Rush that mentions the name of this symbol. You can check it out here.)
ɑ- script a (This is because of how the letter a is handwritten- script- without the top mark.)
ʒ- /ɜʒ/ (This symbol is from the cursive form of z.)
ŋ- ing
If these characters have names in English, I have not been able to find them. Perhaps we should have a naming contest!
ɔ
∫
ʧ
dʒ
ʊ
We have a submission for ∫!!

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