Non-English Names Pronunciation

Tagalog version ng 11 general order SA security guard

Akhal-Teke is pronounced "Uh-call Tech-ee" Akhal as in "I gave my sister a call on the phone. Teke as in Tech like Georgia Tech with an E like the letter E. ...

A French holy woman is 'une sainte' in French.

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It's pronounced like yog - zeek- ta.

"Stor-yee" is the way to pronounce the Greek word στοργή (storge) for "affection" or "love." ...

oe in dutch is the same as oo in English food. the s is like English s in soot. The ch sounds like ch in scottish loch - a bit like clearing your throat or a very rough h. The ate sounds like atter without any at sounding the r. ...

Gyor-DAH-Noh is the proper Italian pronunciation.

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MET-zel

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CRESS-kit sub ponderay WIR-tus

"Bo zhest" is the way to pronounce the French phrase beau geste.

The French pronunciation is: Rhanz Listening to these will help a lot: http://forvo.com/word/Rheims/ http://forvo.com/word/reims/ ...

It is pronounced - "Go-Day". There is a video on there website where they pronounce the name. It is clearly "Go-Day", which is the French pronunciation. ...

In the International Phonetic Alphabet: /ka.ˈja.o sal.ˈva.xe/ or /sal.ˈva.χe/. A rough approximation would be 'ka-YAH-oh sawl-VAH-heh'. ...

Ant-wan duh san ek-zoo-pay-ree

haha, i like your thinking, well if it helps in french it is gros (pronounce "Grow") for males and grosse (pronounce "Gross") for females Spanish or Portuguese: gordo (m) or gorda (f) German: dick Italian: grasso, grassa Russian:то́лстый ...

Actually you pronounce it like if your saying aw- kah long a and an uh sound isn't it an Indian tribe... so anyway it should be spelled Acuh ...

When referring to the Celtic people, their languages and culture, modern scholars tend to pronounce the word with a K-sound, recalling the original form of the word, which the Greek pronounced "Keltoi"). When referring to sports teams that call themselves Celtics or Celts (bearing in mind that sports figures do not generally represent the most careful speakers), we use the S-sound. The Irish say Keltic and Kelts. Americans say Seltics and Selts. Both are technically correct. It just depends on whether you want to...

The Irish Gaelic original is spelled cladach [klad-ukh] with a gutteral ending. The word also occurs in Scottish Gaelic (Gaidhlig) as cladach /kLadəx/ shore, littoral; (sea) beach ...

Srour (سرور) should be pronounced SROOR or SooROOR. (long OO at the end, short oo in the beginning of the word). It means happiness. ...

I'm not sure how to write it so that the sound is properly conveyed, but it is something like "Kur-a-sow." There's a cedille (I think in Spanish its called a cedilla or cedillo, but I do French) on the second C, which makes a sound something like an S. Cheers. -- It's not Spanish, it's Dutch. The "c" has a lower tail, and it's 'Kewr-a-sau'. ...

A (like A in hat) -deeb

a beau