as canasta said, its not pronounced as in english letter, its like in deutsche and in dutch (indonesia has been a Netherlands sovereign for about 350 years though!!!). a --> /Λ/ as in 'cup' (cΛp) i --> /ee/ as in 'eel' u --> /u:/ as in 'tool' (tu:l) e --> /e/ as in 'ten' o --> /o/ as in 'lob' or 'toll' some of the consonants: c --> as /che/ in 'check' y --> as /y/ in 'year' g --> as /g/ in 'gulf'

the indonesian letters which are pronounced just like the german letters: a, b, c [almost], d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, z [almost]

No, the indonesian letters are not pronounced like the english letters. I think it's more like the german letter. At least some of the indonesian letters are pronounced like the german letters.

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since Indra has given a good pronunciation for vowels, I'll give about consonants (hopefully it's understandable) b --> ‘be’ in ‘better’ c --> ‘cze’ in “Czechoslovakia” d --> ‘da’ in “day” f --> f g --> ‘ga’ in “gay” h --> ‘ha’ in laughter “haha” j --> j k --> ‘co’ in “cow” l --> l m --> m n --> n p --> ‘pa’ in “pay” q --> q r --> ‘ar’ in “arrow” s --> s t --> ‘ta’ in “take” v --> ‘ve’ in “very” w --> ‘wa’ in “way” x --> x y --> ‘ya’ in “yay!” z --> zet