Basic rules of pronounciation
C - before an e or an I is a th sound. Elsewhere it is a k sound.
D - at the beginning of a work is an in English. At the end/in the middle of a word is a th sound.
G - before e or I is pronounced as in loch. Elsewhere a hard g sound.
H - is always silent.
J - is always pronounced as in loch.
LL - as in the English million.
Ñ - as in onion.
V - is always pronounced b.
X - is pronounced as a soft s.
Z - is always a th sound.
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