Pronunciation is a bit difficult for this language. When an "m" and a "y" are next to each other under any circumstance, it is pronounced "ah", not "vah" and "ut".
To pronounce some of the more difficult letters, this is what it is.
"C" is "ee"
"E" is "voh"
"G" is "reh"
"H" is "eh"
"J" is just the letter "t" repeated twice in a row
"L" is "oo-ah"
"M" is "vah"
"N" is "zah"
"O" is "ah"
"R" is "veh"
"T" is "o"
"W" is like J, just repeat the letter twice in a row
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