Belarusian + IPT 

Аа [Aa] = a in “father”

Бб  [Bb] = b in “bed”

Вв [Vv] = v in “vet”

Сс [Ss] = s in “snake”

Чч [Chch] = ch in “cheese”

Дд [Dd] = d in “dog”

Ээ [Ee] = e in “bed”

Ее [Yeye] = ye in “yes”

Ёё [Yóyó] = yo in “yogurt”

Фф [Ff] = f in “fish”

Гг [Hh] = h in “hello”

Іі [Ii] = i in “ski”

Ыы [Yy] = i in “bit”

Кк [Kk] = k in “kite”

Хх [Khkh] = ch in “loch” (Scottish)

Лл [Ll] = l in “love”

Мм [Mm] = m in “moon”

Нн [Nn] = n in “note”

Оо [Oo] = o in “open”

Уу [Uu] = oo in “moon”

Пп [Pp] = p in “pen”

Рр [Rr] = rr in Spanish “perro”

Шш [Shsh] = sh in “shoe”

Тт [Tt] = t in “tree”

Цц [Tsts] = ts in “cats”

Ўў [Ww] = w in “water”

Йй [Yy] = y in “yes”

Юю [Yuyu] = you in “you”

Зз [Zz] = z in “zebra”

Жж [Zhzh] = s in “measure”

Ьь [’] = The soft sign “ь” doesn’t have a sound on its own but softens the preceding consonant.