Non-English Names Pronunciation

The Brave

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Depends on what you're using as source material. Andreas is the latin/hispanic equivalent of Andrew.

Rejoneador is pronounced re-hon-a-dor-a.

The correct spelling is Hendrix. A famous Hendrix is Jimmy Hendrix.

If you mean Jeanne Moutoussamy, it's moo-too-sah-mee

Alice Hoschede died in 1911

Just like you'd say "A bear's tow E"

uh-vene' with the stress on the last syllable.

I guess it means pure, beautiful and shinny.

An Aroma is the scent which surrounds or emanates from something.

raye-k-sopp

It depends on whether you wish to use the proper Ancient Greek pronunciation or you wish to use the current English pronunciation. His name in Greek is Μενέλαος which would be pronounced Meh-Neh-Louse (or with Spanish phonology meneláos). His name in English is Meh-ne-lay-us.

It's the same as in English: Alex

The last name Aguirre is pronounced ah-GEER-ray.

Maurice Duruflé's last name is pronounced "doo-ROO-flay."

How its spelled. And you should really learn how to spell pronunciation

Shilen is pronounced as "SHY-lehn", with the stress on the first syllable.

"Hui" is pronounced as "hway".

kuehne is pronounced as (Key-nee)

It is pronounced "ee-ber-droh-lah".

Feroz is the Spanish word for ferocious or fierce.

its pronounced hico- ten-cat-L

"Guia" is pronounced as "GEE-ah" with the emphasis on the first syllable.

Al-KEH-boo-lan would be my guess.

It's pronounced "MAWS-ih-moe"