K

K (maxiscule K, miniscule k) is the tenth letter in Baikish. It represents /k/, the voiceless velar stop.

Pronunciation
Pronouncing the sound of K is similar to that of G, just blocking the air with your dorsum and soft palate and not letting it go through your nose, creating air pressure with your diaphragm, and releasing the air. The only difference is when you pronounce this sound, you keep your vocal chords loose and don't vibrate them.

Justifications for the presence of its sound in Baikish
/k/ is a nearly universal sound. Very few languages, such as Tahitian, lack the sound.