Numeric Abjad

Numeric Abjad:
0 :: [r];           /r/  as in "{r}ail"
1 :: [k] or [g];    /k/  as in "{k}ick",    /g/  as in "{g}oal"
2 :: [t] or [d];    /t/  as in "{t}alk",    /d/  as in "{d}ock"
3 :: [θ] or [ð];    /th/ as in "{th}eater", /th/ as in "ba{th}e"
4 :: [f] or [v];    /f/  as in "{f}ork",    /v/  as in "{v}alue"
5 :: [tʃ] or [dʒ];  /ch/ as in "{ch}urch",  /j/  as in "{j}olly"
6 :: [s] or [z];    /s/  as in "{s}lick",   /z/  as in "{z}ork"
7 :: [j];           /y/  as in "{y}ear"
8 :: [p] or [b];    /p/  as in "{p}lot",    /b/  as in "{b}all"
9 :: [n];           /n/  as in "{n}itpick"
. :: [ŋ];           /ng/ as in "thi{ng}"

Vowels- limited to monopthongs (official examples listed below)- are chosen however one likes and placed after each digit (the last digit may have no vowel after if preferred) (no need to infer; just make any monopthongal sound you like there).

R-coloring is allowed (but not compulsory) before a 0. Dropping a vowel sound when phonetically feasible (e.g. <43> [fθ], which at least I can make relatively easily) is permitted, but discouraged.

Monopthongs:
/a/  as in "n{a}g"
/o/  as in "b{o}dy"
/u/  as in "b{u}ll"
/ee/ as in "br{ee}d"
/i/  as in "b{i}cker"
/oo/ as in "b{oo}by"