• Please note that some of these letters are very similar to English letter sounds e.g.: /Bā�/ is very close to the letter 'B' in the English language, this is a useful way to remember the sounds of the letters. However many letters have no equivalent sounds in English e.g.: /ξayn/, and some letters have subtle but important differences in pronunciation, e.g.: /Hā�/ which is pronounced with a lot more emphasis in the throat than the letter 'H' in English.
• In Arabic, it is preferred to use the 'tanween' ('un') to clarify the pronunciation - especially on the final letter of a word.  We have used the tanween in the sounds below.  For example - instead of /Bā�/ we have said 'Bā-un'.  The letter name is still /Bā�/ but we have used the 'un' to clarify the pronunciation.
• Finally, please note that the Arabic script is read from right to left. Please read the letters below starting from the right and reading each letter to the left.

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