If you mean ge as in song:
gē 歌
哥哥 is Chinese for older brother. In pinyin, it is spelled ge ge. It sounds like guh guh.
"Baby" in Chinese is pronounced as "bǎobèi" (宝贝).
You pronounce it as (bu4) with the intonation going down. And do not prolong the word
We means 我们 in Chinese. And the pronounce of 我们 is "wo men"
In Mandarin Chinese, "seven" is pronounced as "qī" (七).
小姐/Xiǎojiě Jow-ge-ja?
The pronounce it would be:E - ge - ra(get)
Lee-ge
Mah-kah-ge
Ge se la
Gairn Ge-SHAY-n
ge-ra-dee-n-ee
ge-ra-dee-n-ee
ge-fe-li-ci-teerd. ge/gu fay lee cee taird
To spell Kaydee in Chinese is Kai di depending on how you pronounce it. In Chinese they pronounce Kaydee, Katie with using the "t:.
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ge-ra-dee-n-ee