how to pronounce Aktiengesellschaft ?
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The other guy is wrong... he got the pronunciation right, but an Aktiengesellschaft is a company that has stock and stockholders, or a corporation.\n\nAck-teen-geh-zull-shaft
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pauvres: po-vruh (It's important to break the syllables between the vowel and the "v", not after the "v")\n\nengagement: a(n)-gazh-ma(n) (The letter "n" is not pronounced here; instead, the vowel preceding it is nasalized) - it has various meanings, including: "kickoff", "commitment", "agreement", "recruitment" or "enlistment"\n\nstades: stahd - it means "stadiums"\n\nroads = rues: ryu (pronounced like "roo" but with the lips puckered a little); "route" (pronounced "root") is okay, too, but it implies a larger, more industrial road like a highway, rather than a dusty side street\n\nRather than saying "Le foot est joué dans les rues d'Afrique," it sounds more authentic to say "En Afrique, on joue au foot dans les rues."
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How about simply:\nglad to help\nglad to be of assistance\nhappy to assist?
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Acronym.\n\nBlake\nLikes\nA\nKinky\nEncounter
595961
English translation please.
1028937
I'm English but live in Germany.  The Germans say "Hallo" - pronounced as it's spelled.  But if they want to be more formal, they would say "Guten Tag" which technically means "good day" but is used as a greeting rather than a parting statement.
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ß is called "Eszett" (es-TSET). It sounds like the S in "SOUND" (not that in "NOISE"), and as far as I know it only exists in German. \n\nYou make it with Alt-225. And it is not to be confused with β, the Greek letter Beta, which sounds as V, as other people are saying here.
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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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please write a complete sentence. i´m living here - germany - for a while (with short exceptions my whole life) and this is the first time i read it.\n\nmost similarly is: friktion - friction
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s'agapo (Greek)\nti amo!  (Italian)\nJeg elsker dig  (Danish)\nIch liebe dich  (German)\nJe t'aime, je t'adore  (French)\nAloha I'a Au Oe  (Hawaiian)\nAishiteru  (Japanese)\nFag alskar dig  (Swedish)\nTe iubesc  (Romanian)\nSzeretlke te'ged  (Hungarian)\nSeni seviyorum  (Turkish)\nTe quiero  (Spanish)\n\nI hope this helps!
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Na das ist ja süß das du erst eine Umfrage startest bevor du in deutsch fragst.\nNa ja die Antworten kennst du ja schon.\n\nViel Glück !!
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Aggressive would be my first choice, because it include the same suffix (-ssive)\n\nAssertive, attacking are other possibilities.
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Still!\nAchtung!\nNächste/r!\nLinks!\nRechts!\nStop!\nLos!\nDanke!
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Die Kraft erobert alles, aber ihre Siege sind vergänglich.\n(Force conquers/overpowers everything, but its victories are transitory--exact word-for-word translation is generally awkward.)
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aishite imasu ah-eee-she-tay eee-ma-suu or if it is directly to one person and it is informal aka. not to someone much older then aishiteiru ah-eee-she-tay-eee-roooo\nboth work
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I like it spelled with a "k", Krystal.  You don't want it to be too different cause then people won't know how to pronounce it.
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Try this: \n\nMaitreya\n\nMmm-eye-tray-yah (slower)\n\nmy-tray-ahh (faster)\n\nJokhang\n\nJooo-kkkkk-A-nnnn-g (slower)\n\nJoe-kang (faster)\n\nthe "ang" should be prouncounced as the first part of the english word "anger"\n\nHope this helps