Learning IPA

I just found out there is an international organization for pronouncing shit called the international phonetic alphabet IPA.

How do I get starting learning it?

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It's a roughly PHONEMIC script. Not PHONETIC.
So, doesn't bother if it's pronounced as /t/ or /d/, as long both are the same phoneme.
Using an English example, /ph/ (like in "pill") and /p/ (like in "spit") are different PHONES, but part of same PHONEME.