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What is the English meaning for santhegam?
vocal - It is not Vocal as mentioned. It is Suspect.
Who is in the English Naruto vocal cast?
in apanish
How do you say Joana in Spanish?
Se pronuncia en castellano: gwòànà. And every vocal is short in pronunciation. But for English-speaking people, the 'g' is very hard to pronunciate.
Do all mammals have a vocal cords?
Giraffes actually Do NOT have vocal cords, but as for the rest, I can't say for sure.
What are phonological differences and translation issues between Indo- Portuguese and English?
English has vocal amplitude than Portuguese.
How do vampires say thank you?
They open their mouths, and use their vocal chords to say "Thank You". :)
Why is Swift considered to be a national hero in Ireland?
He was a vocal opponent of English oppression.
What does vocal in singing mean?
it basically means using your voice in it. for example people say "go do a vocal warm up" when they say that they mean go practice your voice. i hoped this helped you.
Did Justin Bieber ever hurt his vocal cords?
yes he did it he had strained vocal cords on his documentary film never say never
How do you pronounce sixth?
Oh, I imagine this one is hard for people who are learning English. When we talk, we use our vocal chords. "Of course" you say. "What's new?" What's new is that when we talk, sometimes we DON'T use our vocal chords. This is true for any language I've ever heard of. Say the letters b, d, k, and p. When you say b and d, you must use your vocal chords in order to do it. When you say k and p, don't say the whole letter name 'kay' and 'pee'. Stop after the k and after the p. Think of the k sound at the end of the word cake. You don't use your vocal chords. Something fun happens when you try to say letters like k p and t with and without your vocal chords. Try it and you will see. With the word sixth, you are called upon to pronounce 3 consonant sounds in a row with no vocal chords. This would be very strange to people who speak languages where this rarely or never happens. This would be a rare or non-existent thing in Spanish. In Germanic languages, it's practically constant. So you say the "si" like the beginning of the word SImple. Then, with no vocal chords, K-S-TH. That's it.
Can you say that in English?
Say what in English?
Two different sounds of th in English words?
The two different sounds of "th" in English words are the voiced "th" sound, as in "this", where the vocal cords vibrate, and the voiceless "th" sound, as in "think", where the vocal cords do not vibrate.
