Aa as in the word “ask”, or “able”

Bb same as in English

Cc like “s” before “i” or “e”, otherwise like "k” in Creole.

Dd same as in English. silent after l, n or r and before t or s.

Ee as in “elevated” , “a” before “g”

Ff same as in English

Gg like “i” after a vowel, like “s” in “pleasure” in some foreign words. Silent in “ig” at the end of a word.

Hh as in English like “Holiday”

Ii as in the word “ink”, never as in the word “island”

Jj like “y” as in “yes”.

Kk same as in English although rare.

Ll like “l” in “life”.

Mm same as in English

Nn same as in English

Oo same as in English “Old” never as in “Hot” which is pronounced somehow like {hat}

Pp same as in English

Qq as in “kw”

Rr like the English in “brother” but rougher.

Ss same as in English

Tt same as “t”, sometimes as in “d”. 

Uu as in the “ultra”, never as in the word “up” or “university” 

Vv sounds like a “b”

Ww as in “v”.

Xx as “ks”.

Yy same as in English.

Zz as in “s”.