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What is the pronounciation of word pronounciation?
ron-de-vu
What is the pronounciation of coconino?
Co-co-NEE-noh.
What is pronounciation of Rokeach?
Rokeach is pronounced as "Row-ke-ach".
What is the pronounciation of trudie?
The pronunciation of "Trudie" is typically "TROO-dee."
What is the pronounciation for Ecatepec?
Ecatepec is pronounced as "eh-cah-teh-pec".
How do you spell ocean in Russian?
Океан Pronounciation: okeAn or akiAn
How do you spell and pronounce high in French?
Haut. pronounciation like "o"
How do you say okay in afrikaans?
The pronounciation is the same although you'd spell it oukei.
How do you spell bowl in french?
le bowling, just the same spelling and pronounciation.
How do you spell fig in French?
A fig is 'une figue' (fem.) in French. The pronounciation is close to the English one.
How do you spell mp3 in french?
This is spelled the same in French: mp3. Only the pronounciation (emm-pay-trwah) is different.
How do you spell height in French?
You say "hauteur." (pronounciation: "hau" like "au" in automatic, eur like "ter" in bitter)
How do you spell English in Czech translation?
Angličtina. an gli čti na pronounciation is difficult for english people (an-gli-czszti-na)
Can the word 'pronunciation' be used rather than 'Pronunciation'?
Pronounciation is an incorrect spelling so the answer is no. If you wish to be correct you need to spell it pronunciation .
Why might a child not want a long name?
This is the Family Fued Answers :- 1) Too hard to spell 2) People Can't Say It (pronounciation)
How do you spell invention in Chinese?
Invention: 發明 (in traditional Chinese characters) 发明 (in simplified Chinese characters) In pinyin pronounciation: fa1 ming2
How do you spell acai berry?
= Açaí = The "ç" is a "c-cedilla", it has a little tail below it called a "cedilla" and it is pronounced as an "s". The accent on the "i" probably means that the pronounciation is tonically emphasized on the last sound of the word, the "i"... leading to a global pronounciation of something like "aassaaee" (or in International Phonetic Alphabet : /asaˈi/)
