a like the a in ah
i like the ee in beet
u like the oo in loot
ñ like the ni in senior
e like the e in deck
o like the o in cold
y like the ea in eat
ll like the y in kayak

The h is silent in Spanish, and the Spanish j is pronounced like the h in horse. G before a, o, u, or a consonant is hard (like in gate); when before e or i, it's soft, sounding just slightly harder than the h in hay. When g appears with u (gu), the u sounds like the English w. b and v sound the same, pretty much like a b in English. C before a, o, and u is hard like the English k; before e and i it's soft like the English s.