"Deh shay bah sah rah" is a phrase in Persian that translates to "I don't know" in English. It is often used in casual conversation when someone is unsure about something or lacks information. The phrase reflects a common sentiment of uncertainty or lack of knowledge in various contexts.
Armacao de Pera is pronounced in English as "ahr-mah-SAH-oo deh PEH-rah." The emphasis is on the "SAH" in "Armacao" and the "PEH" in "Pera." The "de" is pronounced like "deh."
Saba is pronounced as "sah-bah."
Rendered in English transliteration, they would be something like "AHV-rahm" and "sah-RYE". They were changed to "ahv-rah-HAHM" and "sah-RAH".
собака - sah-bah-KAH
It is the same. Sah-rah.
Lover - Sarameul (Sah Rah Mall)
Lover - Sarameul (Sah Rah Mall)
Lover - Sarameul (Sah Rah Mall)
Pronounced SAH-LARR Duh YOU-NEE
Pole-sk-ah koo-bah-sah
Sayajirao is pronounced as "sah-yah-jee-rah-oh".
Unveiled = הסרה (ha-sah-RAH)