Non-English Names Pronunciation

Kalona is a name of Native American origin, specifically from the Sioux tribe, meaning "he who hunts with the falcon." It is a name often associated with strength, hunting prowess, and connection to nature.

• Spanish: rescate
• French: sauvetage
• Italian: salvataggio
• German: Rettung
• Mandarin: 拯救 (zhěngjiù)

The name "KAJETAN" is pronounced as kah-yeh-tahn.

"Pitte" is pronounced as "PEE-tay."

Yes, Keira is a name of Gaelic origin and is not typically associated with Polish culture or language.

One example of a word that starts with the letter O but is pronounced with a V sound is "ovary." It begins with an O but has a V sound in the middle.

The name "Guillaume" is pronounced as "gee-ohm" in French, with the "uille" sounding like a soft "ee" and the "a" being silent.

It is pronounced "thee-OH-fuh-lus."

Estatic is not a recognized English word. It may be a misspelling or a typo of "ecstatic," which means feeling overwhelming happiness or joy.

The origin of the name Vlock is not readily known as it is not a common surname. It may be of European or Slavic origin, but further research would be needed to determine its specific roots.

{ty-ree'-see-uhs}

The name Tsiang is pronounced as "see-ahng." The "ts" sound is often pronounced as "s" in English.

It is pronounced as "AY-guh".

The name "Li" is pronounced as "lee" with a long "e" sound.

Lucia Popp pronounced her name as "LOO-sha Pop."

Sujey is pronounced as "Soo-jay".

In Papiamento, Oranjestad is pronounced as "oh-RAHN-zhe-stad."

Novotny is pronounced no-VAWT-nee.

na nga def (how are you). there's no actual "hi"...

Oritsé Williams's name is pronounced as "OH-rih-say WILL-ee-ams".

The accent on "adónde" is used to distinguish it from "adonde" (without an accent), with the former being an interrogative pronoun meaning "where to," while the latter is a conjunction meaning "where". The accent helps clarify the intended meaning of the word in a sentence.

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For french pronounciation select "French - Bruno"

It is pronounced as 'nah-cham-PAH-sak', with the emphasis on the second syllable.

zah-lig kerst feest

Aoi in Japanese is pronounced: AOeII

A- (as in car)

I- (as in "see")

U- (as in noodle)

E- (Mexico)

O- (Moe)

Sorry for the extras, I go to a small Japanese School and don't get a chance to do this often. Also, you might need it to pronounce other words and show off to your friends.