Sundanese + IPT 

A (ᮃ) = a in “father.”

É (ᮌ) = ay in “say.”

E (ᮊ) = e in “bet.”

Eu (ᮝ) = eu in the French word “peur.”

I (ᮆ) = i in “bit.”

Ng (ᮄ) = ng in “song.

U (ᮅ) = u in “put.”

O (ᮇ) = o in “go.”

Ng (ᮄ) = ng in “song.”

Ny (ᮊᮛ) = ny in “canyon.”

R (ᮛ) = r in “red.”

L (ᮜ) = l in “love.”

W (ᮝᮨ) = w in “water.”

H (ᮞ) = h in “hello.”

Y (ᮟ) = y in “yes.”

Vowel Lengthening = Diacritics like ‘᮲’ (panghulu) or ‘᮰’ (pamaaré) can be used to indicate long vowel sounds.

Nasalization = A dot called ‘bindu surasa’ (ᮮ) can be used to nasalize vowel sounds.

Consonant Suppression = The ‘virama’ (᮪) is used to suppress the inherent vowel sound of a consonant.