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English and German share the same alphabet since they are both Germanic languages. Unless otherwise noted, all letters are pronounced as a, ü, ö, ß. (Compared to Dutch, for example, German is a language based on reading what you see). It has been suggested to me by a colleague that the easiest way to say German may be determined by the language you are native to. It is common for most Europeans, Americans, etc. There should be no problem with this.
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