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I'm coming up with an idea for a game that simulates the evolution of languages, but to do that and make it the most realistic, I would need to put in the sounds that the IPA says are possible but we don't have a symbol for because they aren't found in any languages that we know of. Is there any good way to represent them?

I'm coming up with an idea for a game that simulates the evolution of languages, but to do that and make it the most realistic, I would need to put in the sounds that the IPA says are possible but we don't have a symbol for because they aren't found in any languages that we know of.

I'm coming up with an idea for a game that simulates the evolution of languages, but to do that and make it the most realistic, I would need to put in the sounds that the IPA says are possible but we don't have a symbol for because they aren't found in any languages that we know of. Is there any good way to represent them?

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Is there any reliable way to organize phonemes that aren't in the IPA?

I'm coming up with an idea for a game that simulates the evolution of languages, but to do that and make it the most realistic, I would need to put in the sounds that the IPA says are possible but we don't have a symbol for because they aren't found in any languages that we know of.