Germanic Latin Pronunciation VOWELS A/I/U are ... - Conspirare

G
is always hard [g], as in the word get:
Magníficat anima méa
Grátias ágimus tibi
Ágnus Déi
Ex María Vírgine
[mαgnífikαt άnimα méα]
[grάtiαs άgimus tíbi]
[άgnus déi]
[εks mαríα vírginε]
H
is pronounced:
hόmo; homínibus
[hόmo]; [homínibus]
QU is pronounced as [kv] :
Quόniam tu sόlus sánctus
Qui tόllis; qui sédes
[kvόniαm tu zόlus zάηtus]
[kvi tόllis]; [kvi zédεs]
S
is pronounced as [z] before vowels, but as [s] before consonants and in final
position:
Sánctus Dόminus Déus Sábaoth
Et in spíritum sanctum
in ecclésiam; únum baptísma
cum sáncto spíritu
Jesum Christum
[zάηtus dόminus déus zάbαot]
[εt in spíritum zάηtum]
[in εkkléziαm]; [únum bαptísmα]
[kum zάηto spíritu]
[jézum krístum]
T is pronounced hard [t], even before “i” ([ti], not [tsi]) :
con substantiálem
Pόntio Piláto
deprecatiόnem; étiam
Grátias ágimus tíbi
[kon zubstαntiάlεm]
[pόntio pilάto]
[dεprεkαtiόnεm]; [étiαm]
[grάtiαs άgimus tíbi]
X
is pronounced [kz] when followed by a vowel and as [ks] when followed by a
consonant or in final position:
Díxit María
Exultáte Déo
láudat exércitus
Júste júdex ultiόnis
[díkzit mαríα]
[ekzultάtε déo]
[lάudαt εkzértsitus]
[jústε júdεks ultiόnis]
XC is pronounced [ksk] before O, A, or U ; but before E it becomes [ktz] :
Osánna in excélsis
[ozάnnα in εktzélzis]