Pronunciation

a- a as in "father"

b- b as in "bee"

c- c as in "fancy" but also c as in "car"

d- d as in "dad"

e- e as in "bed"

f- f as in "father"

g- g as in "good"

h- h as in "happy"

i- pronounced like "ee"

j- pronounced like the french "j", it is soft

k- k as in "kangaroo"

l- l as in laugh

m- m as in "mom"

n- n as in "not"

o- o as in "open"

p- p as in "proud"

q- q as in "queen"

r- r is weird. make a mix of L and t in your mouth (t shape for the tongue, make an L sound behind the teeth)

s- s as in "sell"

t- t as in "tell"

u- pronounced as "oo"

v- v as in "van"

w- w as in "woman"

x- prounced as a soft "sh"

y- y as in "yellow"

z- z as in "zebra"

sh- sh as in "hush"

zh- pronounced like the "j" in "john"

ch- ch as in "cheat"

zz- zz as in pizza

ae- pronounced like the "a" in "fame"

Note:

If a word ends in an a,u, or an e and there is that same vowel beginning the next word, add an e the end of the first word.If a word ends in an e or an o and there is that same vowel beginning the next word, change the end of the first word to an i.

NEVER SAY: De epajen

DO SAY: Di epajen

NEVER SAY: Sa apluda

DO SAY: Sae apluda