esmeralda how to say it?
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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.
1370548
['ses-qwi-pih-dei-li-yuhn.', 'sesqwi-pihdei-liyuhn.', 'sesqwi-pih-dei-liyuhn.']
1014878
["Es la caña. Literally this means, “it is the cane.” Well, that doesn't make much sense at all. ... ", 'Qué chulo. ... ', 'Ir a su bola. ... ', 'Me cae gordo. ... ', 'Me importa un pimiento. ... ', 'Ser un chaval. ... ', 'Ser la leche. ... ', 'Mala pata.']
312628
['Madam Speaker. (informal and within the House)', 'The Honorable (formal)']
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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.']
444503
['Oel ngati kameie.', 'Welng-ah-tea kahm-eh-ee-eh.']
1117835
The proper answer is either, “Fine, thank you,” or “How do you do?” or some form thereof. For example in a formal setting it might go like: Person A: “Good evening, B.
972118
['dial.', 'idly.', 'idyl.', 'lady.', 'laid.', 'yald.']
495457
['(Received Pronunciation, General American) IPA: /ˈɡɹɛlɪn/', 'Rhymes: -ɛlɪn.', 'Hyphenation: ghre‧lin.']
91061
['2 syllables: bellow, Belo, cello, felloe, fellow, jello, Mello, mellow, melo, velo.', '3 syllables: bordello, canelo, Costello, duello, Marcelo, morello, niello, Othello, prunello, rebellow, sgabello, vitello.', '4 syllables: ... ', '5 syllables:']
393052
['¡Hola! Hi!', 'Buenos días. Good morning.', 'Buenas tardes. Good afternoon.', 'Buenas noches. Good evening.']
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["From 'Maria' to 'Mona'", "From 'Jenny' to 'Lina'", "From 'Jack' to 'Mark'"]
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['Whom does she love? (¿A quién ama ella?)', 'Whom did you visit at the hospital? (¿A quién visitaste en el hospital?)', 'Whom should I address this letter? (¿A quién debo dirigir esta carta?)', 'Whom did you write? (¿A quién escribes?)', 'Whom did you invite to the party? (¿A quién invitaste a la fiesta?)']
1280610
['egal-i-tari-an.', 'e-gal-i-tar-i-an.', 'e-gali-tari-an.']
980650
['eskarrah-bakhoh.', 'eska-rrah-bak-hoh.', 'eskar-ahb-akoh.']
1187995
['Do you have many friends here? (¿Tienes muchos amigos aquí?)', 'Does she have class today? (¿Ella tiene clase hoy?)', 'Do they have a car? (¿Tiene coche?)']
530458
Like with buenos días, to wish someone goodnight in Spanish you have to say it in the plural: buenas noches. Similarly, “good evening” is buenas tardes. ... Spanish is not like this – buenas noches can be used as a greeting as well as a farewell, provided it's the right time of day.