🌍 The Eurglo Alphabet Pronunciation Guide🔹 The Special Bar Vowels (Long Sounds)ā – Sounds like the "ah" sound in father or car.ē – Sounds like the "ay" sound in say or play.ī – Sounds like the "ee" sound in see or meet.ō – Sounds like the "oh" sound in boat or go.ū – Sounds like the "oo" sound in boot or cool.🔹 The Special Dotted Letters (Heavy Retroflex Sounds)To say these, curl the tip of your tongue slightly backward against the roof of your mouth before making the sound.ḍ – A heavy, hard "D" sound (like the d in drum).ṭ – A sharp, hard "T" sound (like the t in truck).ṇ – A strong, ringing "N" sound made with the tongue curled back.ṛ – A heavy, vocalized "R" sound (sounds like the er in butter).ḷ – A heavy, vocalized "L" sound (sounds like the le in bottle).🔹 The Special Swapped Lettersś – Sounds like a soft, quiet "sh" sound (like shoe or wish).ṣ – Sounds like a thick, hissing "sh" sound made with your tongue pressed tight.ṃ – A humming nasal sound made with closed lips (like a robot hum or hmm).ḥ – A deep breathy sigh sound made from the back of the throat.🔹 The Normal Letters (Standard Sounds)A, E, I, O, U – Short, quick vowel sounds (like cat, get, sit, hot, cup).B, P, G, K, M, N, S, H – Sound exactly like they do in everyday English words.W, Y – Shifting glide sounds (like win and yes).R, L – Standard smooth tongue sounds.
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