eyal how to pronounce name?
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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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['K as in the sound of k in book (not Kay). There might be a slight aspiration (letting out of breath) after the K.', 'then “mer” as “mare”, the same as you would pronounce the term for a female horse.']
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It's between the sound 'ts' and 'ch' and sometimes Qing is rendered as Ching or Ch'ing. There're too many characters of the Qing to identify what you really meant. Exactly, type the character of your Qing to Google. Then, you'll get the accurate pronunciation.
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['Hi: Ki kati the ki is pronounced Chi.', 'How are you?: Oli Otya.', 'The answer is -I am ok: Gyendi the G here is pronounced like a j.', 'Have nice day: Siiba bulungi the g like a j.', 'Good night when going to bed or leaving for the night: Sula bulungi.']
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['sayyid.', 'bayyan.', 'dubayy.', 'ayyuqi.', 'niyyah.', 'niyyat.', 'mayyil.', 'mayyit.']
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So, the right pronunciation is bul-gaar-ee. You are one step ahead of others if you know what YSL stands for, it is Yves Saint Laurent, but you also need to know the right way to pronounce it. It is pronounced as eve-san-lou-ron.
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Pronounce Names In the Republic it's pronounced "ROW-sheen." In the north, it's pronounced "ROSH-sheen." It is from the name "Rois" which means "Rose" and anything with -in at the end of it (and pronounced -een) is the diminutive form. Thus, Little Rose.
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According to my Little, the correct way for an English speaker to pronounce tzatziki is "tsah-see-key." She emphasized the "tsah" part, likening it to saying “pizza” without the first two letters (I practiced by saying “piz-za-ziki” first—it really helped).
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Before I go on, here is how to pronounce the name "Nkechi." Roughly: nnn-kay-chee. To clarify (from my comment in the thread when asked about this) the "nnn" goes like this: Like “mmmm” but with the N sound instead.
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['Açaí How it is mistakenly pronounced: “Uh-kai” or “Ah-kai” ... ', 'Flautist. How it is mistakenly pronounced: “Floo-tist” ... ', 'Definitely. How it is mistakenly pronounced: “Dee-fie-ant-lee” or “Def-in-it-lee” ... ', 'Library. How it is mistakenly pronounced: “Lie-bear-ee” ... ', 'Itinerary. ... ', 'Pronunciation. ... ', 'Pseudonym. ... ', 'Salmon.']
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Originally Answered: How do you pronounce "Uyghur"? From a descriptivist standing point, the widely accepted English pronunciation is [ ˈwiːɡər].
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It's pronounced as the syllabic velar nasal /ŋ̍/. You'll find more information on this at Ng (name) - Wikipedia . Think of how you pronounce “thing”, then break it up into “thi - ng”. Remember what you did with your tongue for the last part, and do just that.
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['ses-qwi-pih-dei-li-yuhn.', 'sesqwi-pihdei-liyuhn.', 'sesqwi-pih-dei-liyuhn.']
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['as-se-r-tive.', 'as-ser-ti-v-e.', 'as-ser-tive.']
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['Khai.', 'Khaled.', 'Khalid.', 'Khalif.', 'Khalil.']
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Both pronunciations are correct, however the one a person uses depends on their upbringing, their region and their preference. I think the British use ei-ther as the pronunciation, and the Americans use eee-ther.
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Others with the same name may pronounce it differently. For my is (zih-I-yoo) or (zi-eye-you) the zih/zi is pronounced like zip without the p. Pronunciation: (zi-eye-you) Pronounce zi like zip without the p.