How do you pronounce Papua?
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Merriam-Webster's website has the standard dictionary entry that would tell you how to pronounce it, PLUS you can play an audio file that will read it for you, so you can hear it. Coolness!\n\npah-poo-ah\nor \npah-pyoo-ah\n\nAccent on the first syllable.
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In Afrikaans it would be "Waar word die 2010 Wereldbeker aangebied?"\nIf you need pronunciation, let me know!
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There are different spellings depending on which dialect you use.  In the Labrador dialect it is often spelled "amaguk".
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There's a wav file here from m-w.\n\nhttp://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/audio.pl?ampere01.wav=ampere\n\nPronunciation: 'am-"pir
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Well, how could you pronounce bwnwnw or drwp or wdwr?\nY is sometimes used as a vowel, e.g. myth, crypt, hymn.
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Paaaahm- you ignore the L sound and elongate the A sound. The a in this case is pronounced as in the A in "Answer"
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GH is prounounced as an F in the word "tough"\nO is pronounced as a short I in the word "women"\nTI is pronounced as an SH in the word "motion"
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dwav.\n\nYou don't pronounce the "ent" at the end.  For verbs you never pronounce the "ent".
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The actual pronunciation is ee-rak. Western world Pronounces it Eye-Rak.
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Actually, one can pronounce it either way...and a couple other ways in addition. It's nothing more than a phonological difference in dialect.
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Depends on language of origin...\n\nArabic: EE-bra-heem / EE-bra-him (usually pronounced somewhere in between the two, usually leaning more towards the first. Depends a lot on the accent.)\n\nHebrew: ee-bra-HEEM
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I live here in Oregon as well. No. We do not have an accent. As far as I can tell, anyway. Lived all over. Plenty of accents and dialects. None here that I can tell. None of the other answerers provided any type of example. Do we have a drawl? Do we put 'R'\ns in words like the northeasterners? What, specifically, is it that pacific nw people do to have a distingushed accent?
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break the word and pronounce \n\n\nthlan - fire - poothl - gwin - githl - go - gerry - chwirrn - droboothl - thlanty - silly-oh - gogogoch.\n\nFor extra effect, mix a bit of "ch" in the end-of-syllable "ll"'s.\n\n\nfor more pronouncing guide\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/F49860?thread=216759
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Hey Oppa,\n\n한국어 pronounced yeojachingu.
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Mt. Wilhelm Adventure Trek\nMountain Climbing the Tallest Peak in Papua New Guinea
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i dont get it. unless i am saying it wrong i pronounce it just like it is spelled:  fo-net-ics (ph makes a f sound btw.)
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There is more than one pronunciation:\n\n\n\n4 results for: meerkat\n\nView results from: Dictionary | Thesaurus | Encyclopedia | the Web\nDictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.0.1) - Cite This Source\nmeer‧kat  /ˈmɪərkæt/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[meer-kat] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation\n–noun\nsuricate.\n[Origin: D: lit., monkey, appar. = meer see (see mere2) + kat cat]\nDictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.0.1)\nBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2006.\nAmerican Heritage Dictionary - Cite This Source\nmeer·kat (mîrkät)  Pronunciation Key  Audio pronunciation of "meerkat" [P]\nn.\n\n    See suricate.\n\n\n\n[Afrikaans, from Middle Dutch meercatte, monkey  : meer, sea (because monkeys came from overseas); see mori- in Indo-European Roots + catte, cat (from Germanic *kattuz).]\n\n(Download Now or Buy the Book)\nThe American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition\nCopyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company.\nPublished by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.\nWordNet - Cite This Source\n\nmeerkat\n\nn : a mongoose-like viverrine of South Africa having a face like a lemur and only four toes [syn: mierkat]\n\n\nKey for Spelled Pronunciations\n\nStress marks: [bold type] indicates the primary stressed syllable, as in news‧pa‧per  [nooz-pey-per] and in‧for‧ma‧tion  [in-fer-mey-shuhn]\n\nConsonants [b]boy, baby, rob\n[d]do, ladder, bed\n[f]food, offer, safe\n[g]get, bigger, dog\n[h]happy, ahead\n[j]jump, budget, age\n[k]can, speaker, stick\n[l]let, follow, still\n[m]make, summer, time\n[n]no, dinner, thin\n[ng]singer, think, long\n[p]put, apple, cup\n[r]run, marry, far, store\n[s]sit, city, passing, face\n[sh]she, station, push\n[t]top, better, cat\n[ch]church, watching, nature, witch\n[th]thirsty, nothing, math\n[th]this, mother, breathe\n[v]very, seven, love\n[w]wear, away\n[hw]where, somewhat\n[y]yes, onion\n[z]zoo, easy, buzz\n[zh]measure, television, beige\n\nVowels [a]apple, can, hat\n[ey]aid, hate, day\n[ah]arm, father, aha\n[air]air, careful, wear\n[aw]all, or, talk, lost, saw\n[e]ever, head, get\n[ee]eat, see, need\n[eer]ear, hero, beer\n[er]teacher, afterward, murderer\n[i]it, big, finishes\n[ahy]I, ice, hide, deny\n[o]odd, hot, waffle\n[oh]owe, road, below\n[oo]ooze, food, soup, sue\n[oo]good, book, put\n[oi]oil, choice, toy\n[ou]out, loud, how\n[uh]up, mother, mud\n[uh]about, animal, problem, circus\n[ur]early, bird, stirring