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How do you pronounce Dakota in Japanese?
"Dah-Koe-Ta" phonetically. "da" like the da in "dark." "Koe" like the co in "coconut." And "ta" like in the name "dakota."However, the accent is softer than the American way, the vowels are spoken softer, but with more emphasis.In Japanese Dakota would look like this:ダコタ
How do you pronounce the word 'and' in Japanese?
to
How do you pronounce Bucyrus in North Dakota?
bew SIGH russ
How do you pronounce navigator in Japanese?
Nabigeetaa.
Pronounce steven in Japanese?
Steevann
How do you pronounce the word this in Japanese?
kore
How do you pronounce eagle in Japanese?
washi
How do you pronounce Australia in Japanese?
osutoraria
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maikaru
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"Omosa."
How do you pronounce night in Japanese?
yoru
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