A, B, Ch, D, E, F, G, Gb, Gh, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, Nw, O, P, R, S, Sh, T, U, V, W, Y, Z.
Here is a pronunciation guide for each letter:
A – Pronounced as “ah” in “father.”
B – Pronounced as in English, “b.”
Ch – Pronounced as a combination of “ch” in “cheese.”
D – Pronounced as in English, “d.”
E – Pronounced as “eh” in “pen.”
F – Pronounced as in English, “f.”
G – Pronounced as in English, “g.”
Gb – Pronounced as “g” followed by a brief “b” sound.
Gh – Pronounced as a voiced “h” sound, similar to “gh” in “ghost.”
H – Pronounced as a breathy “h” sound, similar to “h” in “hello.”
I – Pronounced as “ee” in “meet.”
J – Pronounced as a soft “j” sound, similar to “j” in “jeep.”
K – Pronounced as in English, “k.”
L – Pronounced as in English, “l.”
M – Pronounced as in English, “m.”
N – Pronounced as in English, “n.”
Nw – Pronounced as a combination of “nw” with a nasal “n” sound followed by a brief “w” sound.
O – Pronounced as “oh” in “boat.”
P – Pronounced as in English, “p.”
R – Pronounced as a flap “r” sound, similar to “r” in “better.”
S – Pronounced as in English, “s.”
Sh – Pronounced as “sh” in “she.”
T – Pronounced as in English, “t.”
U – Pronounced as “oo” in “moon.”
V – Pronounced as “v” in “vine.”
W – Pronounced as a combination of “w” with a brief “u” sound.
Y – Pronounced as “y” in “yes.”
Z – Pronounced as in English, “z.”
Please note that Igbo pronunciation may vary slightly based on regional accents and individual speaking styles.
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