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Pronounced as "k" as in "kitchen". When preceded by vowels pronounced as "g" as in "guess". When preceded by "?", "?" or "?" is pronounced as "ng".
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Pronounced as "t" as in "toad".
When preceded by vowels is pronounced as "d". When preceded by "?", "?" or "?" is pronounced as "n".
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Pronounced as "p" as in "potty". When preceded by vowels is pronounced as "b".When preceded by "?", "?" or "?" is pronounced as "m".
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Prounced as "ch" as in "chamber". When preceded by vowels is pronounced as "j".
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Pronounced as "m" as in "mother".
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Pronounced as "n" as in "nanny".
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Has no sound when it precedes a vowel.
When in last position is pronounced as "ng" as in "bring".
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Pronounced as "l" as in "ladle". Pronounced as "r" when between vowels. When preceded by any constant besides "?" as "?".
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Pronounced as "h" as in "hope".
Sometimes not pronounced. When occuring as last consonant in syllable, following k's, t's, p's and ch's are aspirated.
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Pronounced as "s" as in "sat". When followed by an "i" pronounced as "sh".
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Aspirated "k" (Romanized as k')
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Aspirated "t" (Romanized as t')
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Aspirated "p" (Romanized as p')
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Aspirated "ch" (Romanized as ch')
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Pronounced as "a" as in "father".
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Pronounced as "u" as in "cup".
Romanized as "eo".
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Pronounced as "ya" as in "yatch".
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Pronounced as "you" as in "young". Romanized as "yeo".
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Pronounced as "ee" as in "feet".
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Pronounced as "ae" as in "care".
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Pronounced as "a" as in "take". Romanized as "e".
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Pronounced as "yet" minus the "t".
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Pronounced as "ye" as in "yay".
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Pronounced as "o" as in "so".
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Pronounced as "u" as in "pool".
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Pronounced as "yo" as in "yo-yo".
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Pronounced as "yu" as in "youth".
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Pronounced as "u" as in "put", pronounced further back in throat.
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Pronounced as "wa" as in "wag".
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Pronounced as "wa" in "war". Romanized as "wo".
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Pronounced as "wae" as in "way".
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Pronounced as "wi" as in French "oui".
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Pronounced as "we" only without a strong "w" sound at beginning.
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Double "k"
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Double "p"
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Double "j"
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Double "t"
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Double "s"
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Pronounced like "we" in "west"
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Pronounced like "we" in "wet". Romanized as "oe".
