Nova Sermonis Latini Palæstra

C is always k; G is always hard, as in get; H is not quite so strong as in English j is not a Latin letter, therefore not to be used; K only occurs in a very few words; R must be pronounced forcibly, rolling it with the tip of the tongue, like the second r in the English word arrears. 5 never changes into dry, as in Int. V, like in English 0, and it also stands for u, this latter being a modification of e. X, iks, is always ks, never gg.