The non-formal interjection, which usually accompanies a success or notable feat, is spelled "ta da" (also hyphenated ta-da or ta-dah). This is from the sound of the common two-note flourish or fanfare (salute by horns or other instruments) that is commonly used to indicate the timing of applause by an audience.
The Latin phrase Te Deum laudamus (Praise God or Praise the Lord) is suggested as the source for the onomatopoeia rendering.
The fourth syllable. (en-dahr-tuh-rek-tuh-mee)
It is pronounced (Bree-tuh)
Mintonette is pronounced as "min-tuh-net." The emphasis is on the second syllable, "tuh." It is a blend of the words "minton," referring to badminton, and "ette," a diminutive suffix.
"Content (glad, happy, pleased) to meet you" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase Contente de te rencontrer. The pronunciation of the feminine singular adjectival perspective on meeting a peer - as signified by the use of the second person informal singular -- will be "ko-tawnt duh tuh raw-ko-trey" in French.
you pronounce terrarium as tuh-rair-ee-uhm.
Words that rhyme with "cuh" include "duh," "muh," and "tuh."
it is pronounced res-tuh-rahnt and is spelled restaurant.
only if they are hot. But they have to be really really hot if they go to my old school. They don't rock, pweeb. Tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh. Girls rule. Trannies are the best. They don't rock, pweeb. Tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh tuh. Girls rule. Trannies are the best. Who ever wrote this you have bad Vocabulary From schoolsucks 8eridek kdrf89 mt895
The old dude Ben Franklin or whatever invented boring snoozy kites. the guy like took it somewhere and tuh duh invented ELC. thank goodness for that part otherwise my IPOD touch wouldnt work. TUH END
tuh b gaay tuh b gaay tuh b gaay
The letters DADHUB do not spell any common 6-letter word. They can spell the word pairs "add hub", "had bud" and "bad, duh".
Tuh Tangeh's population is 44.
Heureuse de te voir aujourd'hui! and Heureux de te voir aujourd'hui! are French equivalents of the English phrase "Glad to see you today!" Context makes clear whether a female (case 1) or a male (example 2) speaker suits. The respective pronunciations will be "uh-ruhz duh tuh vwar o-zhoor-dwee" in the feminine and "uh-ruh duh tuh vwar o-zhoor-dwee" in the masculine in French.
(I) can't wait to see you tomorrow. : J'ai hâte de te voir demain. (zhay aht duh tuh vwar duh-meh[n])
nusdv iyanadvnohi (noo-sduh ee-yah-nah-duh-no-hee)
Megalvania
The phonetic spelling of "honorificabilitudinitatibus" can be broken down as "on-uh-rif-uh-suh-bil-i-too-din-i-tah-tuh-bus."