The letter Alâp has no pronunciation of its own. It is silent. It looks to the vowel below it, next to it, or over it and verbalize the vowel sound instead. It has only the sound of the vowel which it receives. It is used chiefly as a peg to hang a vowel on, or as a quiescent final letter.

The letter Béth is pronounced as the letter B, as in Boy or Bee.

The letter Gamâl is pronounced as the letter G. makes a “G” sound as in Girl or Geese.

The letter Dalâth is pronounced as the letter D, as in Dog or Dad.

Letter Héh is pronounced as the letter H, as in Happy or He.

The letter Waw is pronounced as the letter O, as in Orange or Open.

The letter Zâyn is pronounced as the letter Z. makes a “Z” sound as in Zebra.

The letter Khéith has no equivalent in the English alphabet. We can use " kh " to represent it.

The letter Khéith is pronounced as the letter CH sound as in Loch.

The letter T:éith has no equivalent in the English alphabet. We can use " t: " to represent it.

The letter T:éith is pronounced as a very hard T sound as in Tip.

The letter Yud is pronounced as the letter Y, as in You.

The letter Kap is pronounced as the letter K. makes a “K” sound as in Keep or King.

The letter Lamâd is pronounced as the letter L. Lamed makes an “L” sound as in Lion or Let.

The letter Meem is pronounced as the letter M. makes a “M” sound as in Moon or Mom.

The letter Noon is pronounced as the letter N. Noon makes a “N” sound like Next or Nail.

The letter Simkâth is pronounced as the letter S. makes a “S” sound like Sam or Snow.

The letter `E:eh or Ayin has no equivalent in the English alphabet.
We can use [ ' ] to represent it. This letter is difficult to pronounce. It has a deeper guttural sound than aa. It can be pronounced as the letter a as in aza (gaza).

The letter Péh is pronounced as the letter P. makes a “P” sound like People or Paul.

The letter S:adhé has no equivalent in the English alphabet. We can use " S: " to represent it. It is usually interchanged with Simkâth, but it has a deeper pronunciation as in Saw.

The letter Q:op has no equivalent in the English alphabet. It is pronounced as the letter "Q" as in Queen in the Old English. We can use " q: " to represent it.

The letter Résh is pronounced as the letter R. makes a “R” sound as in Roast or Rainbow. 

The letter Sheen is pronounced as the English Sh. makes a “SH” sound as in SHow or SHake.

The letter Taw is pronounced as the letter T. makes a “T” sounds as in Toy or Town.

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