Unless you are a mathematics teachers in most work places it would be pronounced "ten by ten" .
Written six Pronounce ceass
you pronounce it like it is written as "ba-maal"
decoding
ungingtsua that's how you pronounce it
the letters are not pronounced, they are only written
'McKenzie', written, a Spanish-speaker would pronounce: macEnthee-ay To enable a Spanish-speaker to pronounce it in the British way, write: 'macensi', with an accent over the 'e'. It will still have an 's' sound instead of the 'z'; but that is impossible to produce from the Spanish alphabet.
It being a name, ideally as in the original language. But the word as written would be pronounced 'Mo rr gAHn' (with 'Mo' as in 'Moth') by a Spanish-speaker.
Written six Pronounce ceass
you pronounce it like it is written as "ba-maal"
You pronounce "Marhaba" exactly as you have written it. The accent is Márhaba.
Exactly as it is written
As if it was written Ganjees
2 dimensions if it's written on paper because a paper is flat
Cheers...Prost! Pronounce it like it's written: "Prohst."
It is 'ou,' written: 王 You may pronounce it roughly like "ohh."
It is pronounced as written: Makkah. .
You pronounce it exactly as it is written, but you pronounce the h heavily, and not lightly, like you know the heaviness when you're clearing your throat.