hialeah how do you say it?
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Break 'hialeah' down into sounds: [HY] + [UH] + [LEE] + [UH] - say it out loud and exaggerate the sounds until you can consistently produce them.
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Juan is pronounced "WHOOAHN" in one syllable. For a recording of someone saying it, here you go.
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['loo-thee-er-na-ga.', 'loothee-ernaga.', 'looth-eer-nagga.']
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['Pronunciation: FYUU-dur.', 'Pronunciation: mih-HY-lo-vich.', 'Pronunciation: dahs-tuh-YEF-skee.']
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[" What's up? Yes, thanks. I'm up. Not much.", " How's it going? I'm going. It went. Not bad.", " What's going on? Yes, it's on. I'm on. ... ", " How have you been? I've been, thanks. Usually. ... ", ' What have you been up to? The top. The usual. ... ', " Are you well? I'm very well, thanks. I'm a well, thanks. ... ", ' How are you keeping?']
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While there are many ways to say hello (as you'll see in the slang section soon), goodbye is pretty simple. Hasta luego, chao, adios, hasta mañana, and that's pretty much it. This is formal. You use it when you want to say goodbye to somebody you may see soon (or not), but you're not sure when.
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['acyl.', 'amyl.', 'aryl.', 'hwyl.', 'hyla.', 'idyl.', 'odyl.', 'syli.']
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aweh/awe (pronounced AAAH-WHERE --> not rolling the "R") - said in excitement, as in: Aweh; my boss said I can go home early today.. The word has many meanings or uses: "hello", "goodbye", "yes". Also associated with prison use. (Greeting) "Aweh my bru" (Hello my friend).
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It is hee-HONE. Hee as in hee-haw, hone as in hone an ax(e), rhymes with bone. Being a city has nothing to do with the pronunciation. A "G" followed by an "I" (or an "E") makes a gutteral "H" sound, well it's gutteral in much of Spain, anyway, but it is always an "H" sound, the same as the "J" is.
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Break 'esmeralda' down into sounds: [EZ] + [MUH] + [RAL] + [DUH] - say it out loud and exaggerate the sounds until you can consistently produce them.
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Break 'aha' down into sounds: [AA] + [HAA] - say it out loud and exaggerate the sounds until you can consistently produce them. Record yourself saying 'aha' in full sentences, then watch yourself and listen. You'll be able to mark your mistakes quite easily.
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Most people think that “Aloha” is a word that means both hello and goodbye. ... It is true that in Hawaiian we say “Aloha” both when greeting someone and also saying goodbye. But that is not to be taken literally. The real meaning of Aloha in Hawaiian is that of Love, Peace, and Compassion.
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["Break 'pwllheli' down into sounds: [PUU] + [THEL] + [EE] - say it out loud and exaggerate the sounds until you can consistently produce them.", "Record yourself saying 'pwllheli' in full sentences, then watch yourself and listen."]
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How do you pronounce the name of Love Island's Eyal? Eyal is pronounced ee-yaal. The "ee" is said as in SEE and the "aa" is as in CAR.
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If you are saying hello in Irish to more than one person then you would use, Dia Daoibh which is pronounced jee-uh dee-uv or jee-uh dee-iv. Even though the topic of dialects in the Irish language can be complex, most if not all Irish speakers will understand each one.
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Hey means hello. If you'd like to continue the conversation, just say “hi” to keep it going.
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['ALESSANDRO MICHELE. all-eh-sahn-drow mee-kell-ay.', 'BALMAIN. bahl-mahn.', 'COURRÈGES. koor-ehj.', 'DEMNA GVASALIA. deem-nah vah-sah-lee-uh.', 'DURO OLOWU. dur-oh o-low-woo.', 'ERDEM MORALIOGLU. air-dem mora-luh-oh-lu.', 'HEDI SLIMANE. ed-dee slim-ahn.', 'HERMÈS. air-mez.']