i believe its sai-an
First it has to be decided if that really is a native American name, and if so - which language?According to those totally unreliable "name meaning" websites produced in the USA, Keezheekoni is an Ojibwe (Chippewa) name meaning "burning fire"; or a Cheyenne name meaning "burning fire"; or an Ojibwe (Chippewa) name meaning "fire burns brightly".Clearly the word can not be both Cheyenne and Ojibwe; although those two languages are both classed as Algonquian and therefore distantly related, they share no identical words.The Cheyenne verb meaning "it is burning" is e-o'hase or e-exo'ase and fire is ho'esta. Clearly the idea that keezheekoni is a Cheyenne name is garbage.Similarly, the Ojibwe word for "fire" is ishkwade, iskode, ishkode and variants; "it burns" is jaagide. There is no word in Ojibwe (Chippewa) that looks anything like Keezheekoni.So, without knowing which (if any) native language is involved, it is likely that the name Keezheekoni is an invented, fictional, non-native name that can be pronounced any way you like.
actually to pronounce it properly break it down like ka- wen-nio say it sound by sound
Spain - Yamasee
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i believe its sai-an
kh-ie-ai
The correct pronunciation of the Native American name 'Kiche' would be "KEE-chay."
I believe you pronounce it: I yah nuh But that may be my Japanese pronunciation coming out.
The correct pronunciation of the Native American name "Kiche" is k-EE-shay. The accent is on the second syllable.
First it has to be decided if that really is a native American name, and if so - which language?According to those totally unreliable "name meaning" websites produced in the USA, Keezheekoni is an Ojibwe (Chippewa) name meaning "burning fire"; or a Cheyenne name meaning "burning fire"; or an Ojibwe (Chippewa) name meaning "fire burns brightly".Clearly the word can not be both Cheyenne and Ojibwe; although those two languages are both classed as Algonquian and therefore distantly related, they share no identical words.The Cheyenne verb meaning "it is burning" is e-o'hase or e-exo'ase and fire is ho'esta. Clearly the idea that keezheekoni is a Cheyenne name is garbage.Similarly, the Ojibwe word for "fire" is ishkwade, iskode, ishkode and variants; "it burns" is jaagide. There is no word in Ojibwe (Chippewa) that looks anything like Keezheekoni.So, without knowing which (if any) native language is involved, it is likely that the name Keezheekoni is an invented, fictional, non-native name that can be pronounced any way you like.
How do you pronounce the Native American word techihhlia?
actually to pronounce it properly break it down like ka- wen-nio say it sound by sound
i just want to know how do pronounce native American footwear a confetti or a chaffeur or a moccasin i just want to know how do pronounce native American footwear a confetti or a chaffeur or a moccasin
Spain - Yamasee
ah-mar-tia i wondered the same and had it answered by someone who had the name native to the country.
Do you know how to pronounce his last name? Small children often cannot pronounce the r, l and s sounds. The pastor said, "I now pronounce you husband and wife." The city has a Native American name that I am unable to pronounce. She referred her son for speech therapy because he cannot pronounce all of his speech sounds. The ingredients list on the side of the box contains many words that are impossible to pronounce. At the graduation ceremony, I hope the principal pronounces our names correctly.