From WikiLang

LINGVALATINA Latin
Family	Sub-family	Language of	Script
Indo-european	Italic	Vatican City, Ancient Rome	Latin

In classical times, each letter of the alphabet corresponded very closely with a phoneme and all the text were written with capital letters and no spacing between them.

Letter	Pronunciation	Comments
A	/a/ /a:/
B	/b/
C	/k/
D	/d/
E	/e/, /e:/
F	/f/
G	/g/
H	/h/
I	/i/, /i:/, /j/	/j/ appears at the beginning of words before a vowel, or in the middle of the words between two vowels
K	/k/
L	/l/
M	/m/
N	/n/, /ŋ/	/n/ assimilated to [m] before labial consonants , and to [ŋ] before velar consonants
O	/o/ /o:/
P	/p/
Q	/kʷ/	/kʷ/ only occurs in QV
R	/r/
S	/s/
T	/t/
V	/u/, /u:/, /w/
X	/ks/
Y	/y/, /y:/
Z	/z/
CH	/kʰ/
PH	/pʰ/
TH	/tʰ/

Consonants

		Labial	Dental	Palatal	Velar		Glottal
					plain	labial
Plosive	voiced	/b/	/d/		/ɡ/
	voiceless	/p/	/t/		/k/	/kʷ/
	aspirated	/pʰ/	/tʰ/		/kʰ/
Fricative	voiced		/z/
	voiceless	/f/	/s/				/h/
Nasal		/m/	/n/		[ŋ]
Rhotic			/r/
Approximant			/l/	/j/		/w/

Vowels

	Front		Central		Back
	long	short	long	short	long	short
High	/iː/ /yː/	/i/ /y/			/uː/	/u/
Mid	/eː/	/e/			/oː/	/o/
Low			/aː/	/a/

Latin pages
Introduction · Cases · Pronouns · Verbs · Sounds and Writing

Italic Languages
Latino-Faliscan	Faliscan
	Latin	Italo-Dalmatian	Corsican, Dalmatian, Istriot, Italian, Neapolitan, Sicilian
		Eastern Romance	Moldovan, Romanian
		Southern Romance	Sardian,
		Western Romance	Pyrenean-Mozarabic	Aragonese, Mozarabic
			Gallo-Iberian	Langues d'oïl	French
				Occitano-Romance
				Gallo-Italian
			Ibero-Romance	West Iberian	Galician, Leonese, Spanish, Portuguese
				East Iberian	Catalan
			Rhaeto-Romance	Friulian, Ladin, Romansh
			Oscan	Sabine, South Picene, Oscan
			Umbrian	Aequian, Marsian, Umbrian, Volscian
Vestinian	Vestinian