Consonants
p, k are pronounced about the same as in English but with less aspiration
h, l, m, n are pronounced about the same as in English
w - after i and e, sounds like a v; after uand o, it sounds like w;
after an a it is either w or v.
' or 'okina is a glottal stop, similar to the sound between the oh's in oh-oh.
Vowels
Unstressed
a like a in above
e like e in set
i like y in city
o like o in mole
u like oo in soon
Stressed
a, a(with kahako) like a in above
e like e in set
e(with kahako) like ay in play
i, i(with kahako) like ee in fee
o, o(with kahako) like o in mole
u, u(with kahako) like oo in soon