c is always a k sound, never an s.

ch is pronounced like the ch in loch, not as ch in church or as ck.

dh is a soft th

f, when it ends a word, is a v sound.

g is always hard, as in go, not soft, as in gender

H is like h in house or hat

Where i begins a word and is followed by another vowel, it becomes a y sound iavas is pronounced yavas

ng is pronounced as in finger

every r is rolled

s is always s and never a z sound

sh is as sh in ash or shed

hw, rh and lh all represent aspirated letters (ie, breathe out as you say them)