0
Where can you type in American names to see what they sound like?
Wiki User
∙ 7y ago
You can use a site like Pronounce Names but you will need look at the phonetics the site gives to "sound out" the names. You might also find some videos on YouTube, such as:
Place Names
You can also find videos on YouTube that show how to pronounce rivers and cities in the United States. Many place names come from Native American Indian languages.
Wiki User
∙ 7y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What are some counties with American Indian names?
Type your answer here... oaklahoma
How does a Dodo sound?
i think it's like sort of a turkey/goose sound like "hraggle!"
What is sound a type of?
Sound is a type of noise.
What type of joint is the radiocarpal?
sound like something found in a wrist.
What group of Caribbean islands sound like a type of crocodile?
Cayman Islands
Is there a difference between an American Eskimo dog and a Spitz?
Spitz is actually not a bread of dog. Spitz and Samoyed are Just Diffrent Names For The American Eskimo. WRONG! A spitz dog is more like a category of dogs(usally one bred to pull sleds) like the: Malumute Pomeranian Greenland dog American eskimo finish spitz An American eskimo is a type of spitz
Is the vowel sound in horn long or short?
The vowel sound in "horn" is considered short. It is typically pronounced as "aw" in American English.
Who are some artist that sound like Jason mraz?
Michael Buble and Jack Johnson have a similar type of sound to Jason Mraz
What early Led Zeppelin song has a banjo type sound in it and sounds like a bluegrass country song?
The song "Hot Dog" off of the album In Through The Out Door was influenced by American Rockabilly style of music.
Is a silverfish a consumer?
Yes they are a primary consumer and sound like they are fish but they are actually a type of
What type of female names were popular for slaves and rich girls right before and during the American civil war?
Brittney
What are things sound can tell you?
Sound can tell you many different things like the type of instrument played or how high or how low it's played
