English language has a total of 24 consonant sounds. These are:
/p/ as in "pat"
/b/ as in "bat"
/t/ as in "top"
/d/ as in "dog"
/k/ as in "kick"
/g/ as in "goat"
/f/ as in "fish"
/v/ as in "van"
/θ/ as in "think"
/ð/ as in "this"
/s/ as in "sit"
/z/ as in "zip"
/ʃ/ as in "shoe"
/ʒ/ as in "pleasure"
/h/ as in "hat"
/m/ as in "man"
/n/ as in "no"
/ŋ/ as in "sing"
/l/ as in "leg"
/r/ as in "red"
/j/ as in "yes"
/w/ as in "west"
/tʃ/ as in "chat"
/dʒ/ as in "judge"
Alveolar consonants
T, D, S, Z and N sound (in English, push the tip of the tongue into the space behind the top front teeth.)
N is a nasal alveolar (in English, and Japanese). Air is blocked by the tongue at the front of the mouth, and blown through the nose.