Non-English Names Pronunciation

Good one. Most families with that surname pronounce it "Ma-too-shek".

Hi this is Nikki and I believe that Ocicat is pronounced o-CEE-cat

There is no standard dictionary definition for the word "bertana." It may be a name, a made-up word, or a term specific to a certain region or language. Without more context, it is difficult to determine its meaning.

pommele is pronounced "poh-MEL-e", accent on the second syllable which is pronounced like the masculine first name. Longish "e" sound on the third syllable.

The name Caresse is pronounced ka-res.

Caracalla is pronounced as ka-ro-KA-luh. The emphasis is on the second syllable.

The name Tajae is typically pronounced as "tah-JAY." The emphasis is on the second syllable.

Domovoi is pronounced as dom-o-voy.

Wilhelm von Roentgen is pronounced as "vil-helm fon ren-tgen".

Ah-vee

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Apparently it is cah-cah-WA-tay.

Im not 100% sure but it sounds right

first... the correct spelling... worcestershire. according to the dictionary: wust-er-sure but most people here say: worse-teh-shy-er

Jahmai is pronounced jah-MY.

The name "Magallanes" is pronounced ma-ga-YAH-nes.

Sligo is pronounced "SLY-go".

According to the Inogolo website, the pronunciation is ko-HUT

The name Kira is pronounced as KEE-RAH.

I've heard it pronounced:

Pep low (like plow without the "p" rather than low)

The name "Manuella" is pronounced as "mah-noo-EH-lah."

It's pronounced "vee-oh-LAWN-tay"

Ki r chhoff

ka r shoff

Phonetics: kərʃhɒf

The word "Karenni" is pronounced kah-reh-nee.

Robert d San Souci's name is pronounced "San-soo-see." The last name, "San Souci," is pronounced as "San-soo-see," with an emphasis on the second syllable.

The pronunciation of Archduke Franz Ferdinand is "ahrch-do͞ok frahnz fur-dih-nahnd"

Eithne is pronounced as "en-ya" in English.