"Kahm sah hahm nee dah" is a Romanized version of the Korean phrase "감사합니다" (gamsahamnida), which means "thank you." It is a polite expression of gratitude used in various contexts in Korea. The phrase reflects the Korean culture's emphasis on respect and politeness in communication.
Rendered in English transliteration, they would be something like "AHV-rahm" and "sah-RYE". They were changed to "ahv-rah-HAHM" and "sah-RAH".
Pronounced SAH-LARR Duh YOU-NEE
Camisa rosada (cah-mih-sah roh-sah-dah)
The Spanish word for "exit" is "salida" (sah-LEE-dah).
If you mean the word Hadassah, it is הדסה, hah-DAH-sah.
gom-sah-hom-nee-dah
감사함니다 kam-sah-ham-ni-dah
Rum vi NEE sah רם ונשא
Sania is pronounced as sah-nee-ah.
'Vestito da sposa' is an Italian equivalent of 'wedding dress'. It's pronounced 'veh-STEE-toh dah SPOH-sah'. Another equivalent is 'abito da sposa'. It's pronounced 'AH-bee-toh dah SPOH-sah'.
Project in fijian is = Vakasavuivosanivuli (Pronounced Vah-kah-psy-vuh-ee-pho-sah-nee-fuh-lee)
Its pronounced Nissa just pronounce the "Y" as an "I"