"Mbuya" is pronounced as "m-boo-yah", with the emphasis on the second syllable.
pronounce it to rhyme with 'camelot'. (the poem by tennyson indicates it to be so)
It is pronounced hoo-pot-as'-so.
It is quite similar to the English way. You pronounce the A's in the same way, but the Ns are much more hard sounding and you pronounce them twice, so it comes out with "an-na" not "ana". Whenever there's two same letters in a word or name in Polish - you pronounce them separately, but so that it does sound rather smooth.
It is pronounced as wah-hun-SO-nuh-cock.
Since its a French name, the ending is like an o sound, so you pronounce the name lee-myoo.
In Kisii language of African origin,"Mbuya ase ogokoumera" has the meaning of "Nice to meet you (in plural form)" in English.
In Kisii language of African origin,"Mbuya ase okobaumera" has the meaning of "Nice to meet you (in singular form)" in English.
It's not Gaelic so why pronounce it.
Fgnjnhgtfrtif is not a word, so it is beyond me why you would need to pronounce it.
You Pronounce it gallaher im Irish so that's the way i think you defintely pronounce it as the name is Irish
You would pronounce Centurion as Kent-urion. Due to the fact that Latin has no soft C so all C's come out as K's.
So - Fee
Mbuya Nehanda, a prominent figure in the First Chimurenga (the Zimbabwean War of Independence) against British colonial rule, was executed by the colonial government in 1901 for her role in leading resistance against colonial oppression. She was considered a spiritual leader and a symbol of the fight for freedom. Her execution was intended to suppress the nationalist movement, but instead, it solidified her status as a martyr and an enduring symbol of resistance in Zimbabwean history.
You pronounce Philippe as in 'philips', but you cut the 's', so it stays 'philip. As for the surname, you pronounce the 'Pa' as 'puh' and the 'gès' part you pronounce like in 'jet', erasing the 't', so it becomes something like 'jeh'. Hope this helps. ;)
The T is silent, so it is pronounced so's.
pronounce it to rhyme with 'camelot'. (the poem by tennyson indicates it to be so)
It is pronounced ilio-so-as.