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Cantonese consonants are as follows:

b as in boy

ch as in chew

d as in do

f as in food

g as in go

h as in how

j as in jump

k as in kick

l as in lunch

m as in moon

n as in no

p as in put

s as in so

t as in to

w as in why

y as in you

gw like the "gu" in guava

kw like the "qu" in quick

ng as in ring

Cantonese vowel-sound equivalents are as follows:

a as in armor

ai like eye

ak like the "ock" in sock

am like the "om" in mom

an like "on" in onward

ang like the "ong" in song

ap like the "op" opponent

at like the "ot" in dot

au like the "ow" in now

e like the "ea" in treasure

ei like the "ay" in say

ek like,the "eck" in check

eng as in Bengal

eu like the "ork" in cork

eui between the "o" in cork and "ee" in seen

euk like the "o" in cork

eun like the "o" in cork with an "n" sound

eung like the "o" in cork with an "ng" sound

eut like the "o" in cork with a "t" sound

i like the "ee" in seen

ik like the "ick" in sick

im like the "eem" in seem

in like the "een" in been

ing like the "ing" in sing

ip like the "eep" in keep