The "Ayin" is silent.
The "Tet" is pronounced "t" as in tune.
The dot in the "vav" is pronounced "u" as in tune. The "vav" is silent. When this vav is suffixed to a word, it means "of them" or "they".
In Hebrew the adjectives come after the noun, such as tov (good) in line 1 of the sentences.
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