In this lesson we meet the nasal consonant clusters. In Sindarin they can be recognized as they contain a line over the tengwar:
In the mode of Gondor:

In the mode of Beleriand:

There exists a seventh nasal consonant cluster ngw, but we postpone it until the next lesson.
Also note that the tengwa for the group ‘ng’ is only used in the middle of a word, and in that case it is pronounced as the ‘ng’ of ‘finger’ (see lesson 9 for how to write ‘ng’ at the beginning or at the end of a word).

Write these Sindarin words in Latin letters: