Welsh + IPT 

Aa = a in “cat.”

Bb = b in “bat.”

Cc = c in “cat” when followed by ‘a,’ ‘o,’ or ‘u.’ 

= k in “kite” when followed by ‘e’ or ‘i.’

Chch = a guttural sound similar to the Scottish ‘loch’ or the ‘ch’ in “Bach.”

Dd = th in “this.”

Dd (after ‘n,’ ‘l,’ or ‘r’) = dd in “added.”

Ee = e in “pen.”

Ff = f in “food.”

F (initially or after ‘l,’ ‘n,’ ‘r,’ or ‘s’) = v in “very.”

Gg = g in “go” when followed by ‘a,’ ‘o,’ or ‘u.’ 

= g in “giant” when followed by ‘e’ or ‘i.’

Ngng = ng in “song.”

Hh = h in “hello.”

Ii = i in “machine.”

Ll = hl (a voiceless lateral fricative sound  similar to ‘hl’ in the German “wählen.”)

Mm = m in “man.”

Nn = n in “nice.”

Oo = o in “cot.”

Pp = p in “pen.”

Rr = r in “red,” but with a slight rolling of the tongue.

Ss = s in “see.”

Tt = t in “top.”

Thth = th in “thin.”

Uu = ee in “see.”

Ww = w in “wet” 

= oo in “moon.”

Yy = u in “put.”