regular 'e'
'e' with a single dot above
'e' with a little "tail," and
some of the more common consonants in two, such as:
regular 's,'
's' with a small "v" on top.
You can find them in the 'Symbol' field in Word, but they don't transcribe to this forum for some reason. (That's why I chose a sentence without any for my example). Linguists study Lithuanian because its grammar hasn't changed that much, ever, and it is a living relative to Sanskrit. It is also 100% phonetic, no exceptions, and no 'q.'