P

Pa (maxiscule P, miniscule p) is the third letter of the Baikish alphabet. It represents /p/, the voiceless bilabial stop.

Pronunciation
Pronouncing this sound is similar to B, where you have to obstruct the air with your lips, put pressure on them using the diaphragm, and suddenly release the air. The only difference between this sound and /b/ is that it's voiceless, meaning that you have to keep your vocal chords loose and don't vibrate them.

Justifications for the presence of its sound in Baikish
/p/ is a nearly universal sound, meaning many peoples' mother tongue has it. However, it's missing from about 10% of languages of Northern Africa and the Middle East, but this shouldn't make the sound difficult for people that come from these regions and speak languages form them to pronounce, because they should just try to make the /b/ sound that they are familiar with, only with their vocal chords loose.