Bridgitt Tabares:

Bridgitt: /ˈbrɪdʒɪt/ or /ˈbrɪdʒɪt/ (depending on pronunciation preference; the first option emphasizes the "i" sound more, the second is a more common pronunciation)

• B: /b/ - A simple voiced bilabial stop.
• R: /r/ - An alveolar approximant, the pronunciation varies slightly depending on accent and dialect.
• I: /ɪ/ - A short "i" sound, as in "bit".
• D: /d/ - A voiced alveolar stop.
• G: /dʒ/ - A voiced postalveolar affricate (the "j" sound).
• I: /ɪ/ - A short "i" sound, as in "bit".
• T: /t/ - A voiceless alveolar stop.
• T: /t/ - A voiceless alveolar stop.

Tabares: /təˈbɑːrez/ or /ˈtæbərez/ (variations exist depending on accent and dialect)

• T: /t/ - A voiceless alveolar stop.
• A: /ə/ - A schwa sound, a neutral vowel sound.
• B: /b/ - A voiced bilabial stop.
• A: /ɑː/ - A long "a" sound, as in "father" (in the first option) or /æ/ a short "a" sound as in "cat" (in the second option).
• R: /r/ - An alveolar approximant.
• E: /e/ - A short "e" sound, as in "bed" (in the first option) or /ɛ/ as in "dress" (in the second option).
• S: /s/ - A voiceless alveolar fricative.

Therefore, depending on the desired level of detail and pronunciation nuances, several phonetic spellings could be generated. The provided phonetic transcriptions offer a detailed breakdown for each syllable and phoneme, allowing for a more accurate and nuanced pronunciation. The variations reflect the potential for dialectal differences in pronunciation.