Is Glaswegian the way to pronounce English phonetically?

The Glaswegian accent is not a phonetic representation of English. While it does have some phonetic features, such as the use of the glottal stop, the pronunciation of some vowels and consonants differs from the standard pronunciation of English. For example, the letter "a" is often pronounced as "ae", and the letter "h" is often silent. Additionally, the Glaswegian accent is known for its distinctive intonation and rhythm, which can make it difficult for non-native speakers to understand.