The consonants have their common English sounds: _c_, like _k_, always;
_ch_, like _kh_, in _work-house_; _cw_, like _qu_; _dh_, like English
_th_ in a similar word, as _ódher_, other, _dódh_, doth; _g_, like _g_ in
_go_, always; _h_, very distinct; _hw_, like _wh_ in New England; _i_ (=
_j_), before a vowel, like _y_; _s_, like _s_ in _so_; _t_, like _t_ in
_to_; _th_, like _th_ in _thin_; _w_, like _w_; _wl_, _wr_, and final _w_
nearly close the lips; _x_, like _ks_.