This document provides instructions for pronouncing words and syllables in the language of Satanic ritual. It indicates that capital letters mark stressed syllables and double consonants are distinctly pronounced. It then defines the pronunciation of individual vowels, diphthongs, and consonants in the language. For example, it states that "ah" is pronounced like the long "a" in "father", while "uh" is a short "a" sound.

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Seth:
Hail, Hail, Hail!
Lord Satan, hear my prayer.
And let this offering come unto Thee.
Hail, Satan!
Ave, ave, ave!
Domine Satan, exaudi preces meas
et accipe hoc donum.
Ave, Satan!
UH-way UH-way UH-way
DAW-mih-neh SUH-tuhn ehk-SOW-dee PREH-kays MEH-ahs
eht UHK-kih-peh HOHK DOH-num
UH-way SUH-tuhn
Capital letters indicate stressed syllables.
Geminated (double) consonants are always distinctly pronounced, never as
single consonants.
Vowels
ah = long a, as in ah, father, calm
uh = short a, roughly as in idea, comma, about
ay = long e, like a in late, take or ay in say
eh - short e, as in bet, when, kept
ee = long i, as in machine or like ee in see, queen
ih = short i, like i in it, pin, lip
oh = long o, as in bone, go, rope
aw = short o, as in got, rob or like aw in saw
oo = long u, as in rule or like oo in moon, school
u = short u, as in put, or like oo in look, book
Diphthongs
igh = ae, as in bite or like igh in high or y in sky
ow = au, like ow in cow or ou in shout, sound
Consonants

2. b, d, f, h, k, l, n, p approximately as in English
c always like hard c in scar, or like k, never like s or soft c in receive
g always like hard g in go, again, never like j or soft g in gentle
m as in English except when final and both preceded and followed by a vowel,
when the preceding vowel is nasalised, as in French and Portuguese
s always sharp, as in sit, sing, never like z
t always hard, as in stop, never like sh as in action, mention
v always like w, never like v
x always as in axle, never as in examine