• Arabic: (tilifūn) , (hātef)
• Armenian: հեռախոս (heŕaχos)
• Chinese: 電話, 电话 (diàn huà)
• Czech: telefon
• Dutch: telefoon
• Finnish: puhelin
• French: téléphone
• German: Telefon
• Greek: τηλέφωνο (tiléfono)
• Guarani: pumbyry
• Icelandic: sími
• Indonesian: telepon
• Interlingua: telephono
• Italian: telefono
• Japanese: 電話 (でんわ, denwa)
• Korean: 전화 (jeonhwa)
• Latvian: telefons
• Lithuanian: telefonas
• Polish: telefon
• Portuguese: telefone
• Romanian: telefon
• Russian: телефон (telefón)
• Sindhi: (Ddoor Vio)
• Slovak: telefón
• Spanish: teléfono
• Swahili: simu
• Swedish: telefon
• Telugu: ఫోను (phOnu)

• Czech: hláska

Phone is a common term for telephone.

Within phonetics, a phone is:

• a speech sound or gesture considered a physical event without regard to its place in the phonology of a language
• a speech segment that possesses distinct physical or perceptual properties
• the basic unit revealed via phonetic speech analysis

Phonetic symbology is always set off within [square] brackets.

See also

• Phoneme, a set of phones that are cognitively equivalent (the "same" sound or element of sign)
• Allophone, one phone of the many that constitute a phoneme
• List of phonetics topics

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