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How do you pronounce girl?
pronounce it as "eat" girl
How do you pronounce qiao?
"Pronounce it as 'chow'."
How do you pronounce trencadis?
pronounce trencadis
How do you pronounce diminution?
You pronounce it as dih-muh-NOO-shun.
How do you pronounce lahote?
"La-hoat" is how you would pronounce "Lahote."
Why sinon left in troy?
role of sinon in helen of troy
When was Sinon Bulls created?
Sinon Bulls was created in 1989.
What does Sinon mean?
In Greek Mythology, Sinon is a son of Aesimus also Sinon means a great liar. The man who was in charge of staying by the wooden horse and lighting a beacon lamp as a signal to the Achaeans for their final assault against Troy.
How do you say if not i will in French?
[...] sinon je vais [...]
Who was the greek left behind in the Trojan war?
sinon
What does being a sinon mean?
Sinon, a great liar.the man who was in charge of staying by the wooden horse and lighting a beacon lamp as a signal to the Achaeans for their final assault against Troy."
He was left behind by the Greeks to get the trojans to accept the horse?
Sinon
What Greek was left behind with the wooden horse in the Trojan war?
Sinon
What does sinon tu parle quel langue mean?
It means "and what other languages do you speak?"
To get rare candy on Pokemon pearl how do you?
You can find it in caves and other places all over sinon.
How do you get sinon sound in HeartGold?
you have to use the radio on thursdays and it should pop up in the radio text box
Why did the Trojans believe sinon and not Laocoon about the wooden horse?
The Trojans believed Sinon because he skillfully crafted a convincing story, portraying himself as a victim of the Greeks and claiming that the wooden horse was an offering to appease the gods. His emotional appeal and apparent sincerity won over the Trojans, especially since they were eager to believe in a sign of victory. In contrast, Laocoon's warning about the horse was met with skepticism, as the Trojans dismissed him as a misanthrope and were influenced by their desire to celebrate their supposed victory over the Greeks. Ultimately, their trust in Sinon’s narrative overshadowed Laocoon's caution.
