In the Spanish language
the name: "Jesus" is pronounced "Hey Seus' "
and the title: "Christ" is pronounced 'Kris'-to' .
If you are referring to the Spanish pronunciation "hay-sue-s" that is merely a pronunciation of "Jesus." the Greek god and Jesus are unaffiliated.
Jesus in Spanish is "Jesús". No disrespect is intended to Jesus Christ or our Spanish speakers but to English speakers Jesus sounds like you are saying "Hey Seuss".
In German it`s also "Jesus".The German J is pronouned like the Y in English.So it would be pronounced like Ye-sus. (The e is pronounced differently also in this case it would sound as such Hey-sus (Hay-sus)
no hey! (sarcazm)
Ozzy, in spanish a name is still spelled the same, how ever it might be pronounced different. Such as Jesus would be hey-soos
Haitian is pronounced as hey-shun
Hej (pronounced as "hey").
hey
One way of translating 'hey' into Portuguese is the interjection ei, which is pronounced as 'ay' in the English word 'day'. Another is oi, which is pronounced as 'oy' in the English word 'toy'. Still another is ó, which is pronounced as 'aw' in 'raw'. Yet another is ô, which is pronounced as 'oh'.
Swayambar is WRONG!!. Its Bihe!! Pronounced "Be-Hey"
It is pronounced as "hey-shuns."
The word "hey" has a long vowel sound, pronounced as /heΙͺ/.