Throughout this book I have tried to make things as user friendly as possible. If you come across a "strange" word and you would like to know how it is pronounced, please refer to the list below. Please note that "dos" is pronounced the same as DOS, in computer language.
 
                                        

acharya—a-CHAR-ya

Adi-lila—AAH-dee-LEE-la

Aniruddha—aah-knee-rude-ha

arati—r-tee

Arjuna—are-joo-na

ashram—OSH-rom

Balabhadra Bhattacharya—ball-a-bud-ra but-a-CHAR-ya

Balarama—ball-a-ROM

Bhagavad-gita—bog-a-vod GHEE-ta

Bhagavan—bog-a-von

Bhagavan uvacha—bog-a-von   ooh-va-cha

bhakti-yoga—balk-tee yo-ga

Bhaktivedanta—balk-tee-vay-don-ta

Brahma—bra-ma

Brahmana—BRA-mon

Brahma-samhita—bra-ma sum-hee-TA

bhakta—balk-ta

Brihaspati—bree-hos-pot-ee

Chaitanya—chay-ton-ya

Chaitanya-Charitamrita—chay-ton-ya cha-ree-TOM-ree-ta

Chota Haridasa—choe-ta  har-ree-dos

Damodara—DA-mow-dar

Devala Muni—day-va-la moo-knee

Gajendra—ga-jen-dra

Ganapati Swami—gone-a-potty   SWA-ME

Gandharvas—gone-dar-vaz

Gandharvaloka—gone-dar-va-low-ka

Garuda—ga-roo-da

gaudas—gow-daz

Gaudiya—gow-DEE-ya

Gaudiya Vaishnava—gow-DEE-ya vie-sh-na-va

Gaurakrishna—go-ra-krish-na

Gauranga das—go-RON-ga doss

Gopal Acharya dasa—go-PAUL a-CHAR-ya doss

Gopal Bhatta Goswami—go-PAUL  bot-ta   go-SWA-ME

Gopala-tapani Upanishad—go-PAUL-a-TA-pa-KNEE   uh-pa-ni-shod

gopis—go-peas

Govinda—go-vin-da

Haridasa Thakura—har-ee-dos  TA-koor

Hrishikesha—hree-SHE-kay-sh

Indra—in-dra

Indradyumna—in-dra-dyoom-na