The two s's in søster ('sister') are pronounced normally, the ø is pronounced like the u in sun, the last three letters ter are pronounced like an English speaker would say "teh" plus a normal Norwegian r, which I don't think there is an English equivalent for. Try making the r sound by placing your tongue near the front of your palate, a little behind your teeth and just where it starts going upwards. If your tongue moves quickly up and down while you're making the r sound you've got it. I also find that moving my tongue slightly backwards while making the short r sound makes it easier. You could also use a guttural r sound, like the french do, but most Norwegian dialects and most Norwegians use the regular r.
Smile. But in english you pronounce it like "smail", but in norwegian, you pronounce like "smile"
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it is pronounced Singna. It is a Norwegian name
Firenze (Fee-ren-zeh)
Storesøster.
the norwegian word for sister is spelt søster and is pronounced exactly the same as sister apart from the i is replaced with an oA better phonetic might be sirster for an English speaker.
"Bah" as in bar, but shorter, plus "keh"
It's not really used in Norwegian, so I think we's pronounce it just like the americans. If it's a originally a Norwegian name it propably had another spelling then.
The Norwegian word for four spells 'fire' but its pronounced ' fee - rah ' you don't properly pronounce the ' h ' Thank You :)
It's kind of like Sub-Net .......... weird, I know
You pronounce it Mu-ken-a