a-aah (fAther)
ã-ya (YAk)
å-hoah (slurred)
ä-ah(cAt)
ae-eh (like Canadian "eh?")
ai-y in skY
b-b/v slur (softer than b)
c-always hard
ç-sz
ch-German ch
d-dt
dh-dh (softer than th)
dl or dlr - (slurred)
e-ay
f-hf
g-always hard
gn or ñ - ny (Spanish ñ)
h-almost silent
i-ee (quEEn)
j-gy (slur)
jj-gyai
k-kt (sounds almost voiced but isn't)
l-forceful L
ll-Spanish ll
m-strong M
n- always strong N
o- hO (light "h" sound)
oe or ö - oe (in French sOEur, English )
p-Py (light y sound)
pf or ph-pf (in German PFennig)
q-kqu (more forceful than Engl.)
r-r/l slur
rr-rolled R
s-Sh (light h sound)
t-T
th-th
ts- ts (in caTS or TSe-TSe)
u or ü- iiuu (French u/German ü)
v-forceful V
w-w (usually), hw/hu before i and e)
x-ks
y-y (Yak, Yay, Yo-Yo, Youth)
z-moderate z
zy-zy (ZYa) Note: the following are not true earthly clicks
' - click in throat
"-click w/ tongue