Understand the alphabet: A (as in “father"), B (as in “boot”), C (like the TS in “rats”), Ĉ (as in “cello”), D (as in “dog”), E (as in “pet”), F (as in “fly”) G (as in “get”) Ĝ (as in “germ”), H (as in “help”), Ĥ (as the CH in “Bach”), I (as in “pink”), J (as the Y in “yet”), Ĵ (as the S in “measure”), K (as in “kangaroo”), L (as in “little”), M (as in “milk”), N (as in “no”), O (as in “note”), P (as in “pick”), R (with a very slight burr), S (as in “silly”), Ŝ (as in “sugar”), T (as in “time”), U (as in “rude”), Ŭ (as the W in “water”), V (as in “Viking”), and Z (as in “zip”).
Understand the alphabet: A (as in “father"), B (as in “boot”), C (like the TS in “rats”), Ĉ (as in “cello”), D (as in “dog”), E (as in “pet”), F (as in “fly”) G (as in “get”) Ĝ (as in “germ”), H (as in “help”), Ĥ (as the CH in “Bach”), I (as in “pink”), J (as the Y in “yet”), Ĵ (as the S in “measure”), K (as in “kangaroo”), L (as in “little”), M (as in “milk”), N (as in “no”), O (as in “note”), P (as in “pick”), R (with a very slight burr), S (as in “silly”), Ŝ (as in “sugar”), T (as in “time”), U (as in “rude”), Ŭ (as the W in “water”), V (as in “Viking”), and Z (as in “zip”).
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