που 'χουν = pu' khun ( if it was written έχουν you could have written ekhun but now there's no e mentioned)
και = ke ( αι = ε Foreign speakers tend to use an i after K but it doesn't exists anywhere. It's a matter of their accents but it doesn't exist in Greek)
Tiritóba (I think it's an Italian dance if I'm not making a mistake but in any case it's a foreign word so it's just B)
:)
His brother's name was Jubal; he was the father of all
who play stringed instruments and pipes. (Genesis 4:21)