how do i pronounce greta thunberg?
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Greta Thunberg (pronounced grAY-tah tOOn-bairk): the teen activist sailed the Atlantic over the summer in a zero-emissions yacht to speak at a UN climate change conference.
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['ses-qwi-pih-dei-li-yuhn.', 'sesqwi-pihdei-liyuhn.', 'sesqwi-pih-dei-liyuhn.']
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['loo-thee-er-na-ga.', 'loothee-ernaga.', 'looth-eer-nagga.']
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Carolyn Zhang, Designer at Ueno. It's pronounced (sort of) like “when-oh.” Or like “oo-eh-no.” Or like “bueno” without the b.
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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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['1 syllable: bine, brine, cline, crine, dine, dwine, dyne, feyen, Heine, hine, Jain, Klein, Kline, line, mine, nine, pine, prine, Quine, Rhein, Rhine, shine, shrine, sign, sine, spine, spline, stein, swine, syne, thine, tine, trine, twine, Tyne, vine, whine, wine, zine.', '2 syllables: ... ', '3 syllables: ... ', '4 syllables:']
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['no. ox.', 'con. cot. cox. eon. net. not. one. ten. tet. toe. ton. tot.', 'cent. cote. exon. nett. next. note. oxen. tent. text. tone. tote.']
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I did a google check for pronunciation of oaxaca and got two completely different answers. The audio on one site gave the pronunciation as "wah-hass-sah" and on the other, "wah-haak-kah.
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['Gammy or Gamma or Gams.', 'Gram or Grams.', 'Gramma.', 'Grammy or Grammie.', 'Grandma or Grandmaw.', 'Grandmama.', 'Grandmom.', 'Grandmother.']
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From what I can make out of the German phonetics, it should sound like “ge(r)-te” – the first syllable rhymes with “her”, with the “r” audible, and the vowel formed with more rounded lips; the second syllable should be like the corresponding syllable of English words like “butter” and “letter”, pronounced RP-style, ...
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If you are using the English word for it, say Krak-ow. If you want to pronounce it the Polish way, say Krakoof. Krak-ov is neither one thing nor the other.
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['Modern IPA: wɪ́kəm.', 'Traditional IPA: ˈwɪkəm.', '2 syllables: "WIK" + "uhm"']
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['ost-ent-ati-ous.', 'os-ten-ta-tious.', 'os-tent-at-ious.']
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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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Pronounce Names but it is pronounced on-yay. It's French, if you've ever heard of it that is. Pronunciation: "Ig(long i {as in 'idea'})-ner" -This is the german pronunciation, which is my family's 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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So, lets cut to the chase: how the hell do you pronounce “sous vide” ? Just say: “soo veed.”