First Line: Glottal
a, A, e, s, h are pronounced with the front of the tongue lying right behind the teeth. s and h are pronounced like their English counterparts. The first three letters in this line are vowels.

a
ooraa		 A
airaa		 e
eeree		 s
sassa		 h
hahaa
Second Line: Velars
k, K, g, G are pronounced with the front of the tongue lying on the mouth`s bottom. You should raise the back of your tongue slightly, closing the throat, and opening it just before sound is made. The last letter in this line has a nasal sound.

k
kakaa		 K
khakhaa		 g
gagaa		 G
ghaghaa		 |
ngangaa
Third Line: Pre-Palatals
c, C, j, J are pronounced by bringing the teeth together with the tongue lying on the mouth`s bottom. The last letter in this line has a nasal sound.

c
chachaa		 C
chhachhaa		 j
jajaa		 J
jhajhaa		 \
njanja
Fourth Line: Retroflexes
t, T, f, F are pronounced by bringing the tip of your tongue to the top of your mouth and flipping it down without touching the front teeth.

t
tainkaa		 T
thathaa		 f
dadaa		 F
dhadhaa		 x
naanaa
Fifth Line: Dentals
q, Q, d, D, n are pronounced by making your tongue go just behind the upper teeth. You pronounce n just like n in English.

q
tataa		 Q
thathaa		 d
dadaa		 D
dhadhaa		 n
naanaa
Sixth Line: Labials
p, P, b, B, m are pronounced by putting your lips together.

p
papaa		 P
phaphaa		 b
babaa		 B
bhabhaa		 m
mamaa
Seventh Line: Semi-Vowels
X, r, l, v are pronounced like their English counterparts. However, you must roll your tongue with r.

X
yayaa		 r
raraa		 l
lalaa		 v
vavaa		 V
raaraa