If you mean ge as in song:
gē 歌
In Mandarin Chinese, "Ge" is pronounced as "guh" with a rising tone. However, please note that there are different dialects in China, and the pronunciation may vary depending on the region or dialect spoken.
The term for older brother in Chinese is "哥哥" (gēge).
"Baby" in Chinese is pronounced as "bǎobèi" (宝贝).
The word for "no" in Mandarin Chinese is "不" (bù). It is pronounced as "boo" with a rising tone.
"We" in Chinese is pronounced as "wǒmen." The tone is neutral, so it is pronounced evenly without any rising or falling pitch.
In Mandarin Chinese, "seven" is pronounced as "qī" (七).
小姐/Xiǎojiě Jow-ge-ja?
The pronounce it would be:E - ge - ra(get)
Lee-ge
zigh ge en
Ge se la
Mah-kah-ge
"We" in Chinese is pronounced as "wǒmen." The tone is neutral, so it is pronounced evenly without any rising or falling pitch.
ge-ra-dee-n-ee
Gairn Ge-SHAY-n
ge-ra-dee-n-ee
ge-fe-li-ci-teerd. ge/gu fay lee cee taird
The Chinese word for Chinese is "中文" (zhōngwén). It is pronounced as "jong-wen" with a rising tone on "zhong" and a flat tone on "wen".