Here's a guide to Classical Latin pronunciation is all weird and
wrong), just in case you are ever forced to read something in
Latin (letter) - (example) (type) (possibly note) B - "b" as in
"bed" (voiced bilabial plosive C - "k" as in "kitten" (unvoiced
velar plosive D - "d" as in "dog" (voiced dental plosive F - "f"
as in "funny" (labialdental fricative G - "g" as in "gun"
(voiced velar plosive ) (origanally written C, until about 300
BCE , since they are both velar plosives and sound similar.
Example: in the Roman first name abbreviation C. for Gaius H -
"h" as in "hand" (glottal fricative I - "y" as in "yummie"
(palatal lateral approximant ) (later written as "J" by some
stupid monks in the middle second millenium , which is why you
will often see consonant I's written as J's in a lot of modern
etymology K - "k" as in "kitten" (velar plosive L - "l" as in
"lamb" (latteral approximant alveolar M - "m" as in "mommy"
(bilabial nasal N - "n" as in "ninny" (dental nasal P - "p" as
in "poke" (unvoiced bilabial