Br-ook /bruːk/ (using International Phonetic Alphabet)

• Br: Represents the initial consonant blend, pronounced as in "brush."
• oo: Represents the vowel sound, as in "moon" or "boot." This is a long "oo" sound.
• k: Represents the final consonant sound, as in "kite."

Alternative phonetic spellings, depending on dialectal variations or personal pronunciation preferences, could include:

• Brook: This is a straightforward spelling that accurately reflects the pronunciation for many English speakers.

• Brok: This simplifies the vowel sound, potentially reflecting a shorter or slightly different pronunciation. This might be used if the "oo" sound is perceived as less prominent.

• Bruuk: This emphasizes the long "oo" sound, potentially useful for speakers who want to explicitly highlight that aspect of the pronunciation.

The choice of phonetic spelling depends on the context and the desired level of detail. The IPA transcription provides the most precise representation, while the alternative spellings offer simpler, more readily understandable options.