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Excerpt from Village Work in India: Pen Pictures From a Missionary's Experience
While the common Hindi words, the geographical and most of the historical names have been left unmarked and given their English spelling, most of the vernacular terms have been italicised and are to be pronounced according to the following rules:
a has the sound of a in woman.
has the sound of a in father.
e has the vowel sound in grey.
i has the sound of i in pin.
f has the sound of i in intrigue.
o has the sound of o in bone.
u has the sound of u in bull.
u has the sound of u in rural.
ai has the vowel sound in briar.
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