The singer Sade, how it is pronounced?
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Shar-day, you're absolutely right on the second!
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do you want to say muhallebi or mahalle?ı am kinda confused:)
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Well, it is pronounced: Ñ . Same in French, cognac it is said: \ncoñac
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arien, how ever you spell it.
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Yes, it is pronounced "toom" - the "b" is silent and the "o" is long.  It's kind of along the same lines that we pronounce through "thru" and the "ough" sounds silent...
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The two girls who put av-ril la-veen are correct.  But so you actually understand...just say it like advil but without the d and with an r before the i.  And her last name is la like the word lava and the word bean only with a v.  la-veen  Avril is French for April but since Avril does not speak French her family pronounces it the Anglicized way (the way that I told you).
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the e in the pronunciation guide was simply to illustrate the fact that the i sound is a long i, as in fire. therefore: en vire un ment is how you would pronounce the word.
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it´s   muhr-sa-luh-muhs-troeeu (accent on the ¨r¨)- nee.
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He doesn't mispronounce it.  It is just something people who don't like him say. \nPresident Lyndon Johnson pronounced it the same way.\nCheck out Merriam-Webster online below and click on the pronounciation key, there are three variant ways.\n\nBut, based upon the way you posed your question, I don't think you care much for a real answer.
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Te'el: Teh-el\nT'el: T.el\n\nI would feel fine calling out that name, whether I say it correctly or not isn't my problem. I constantly have my name mispronounced and misspelled even AFTER the hurricane came. (It's Katrina.)
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It's pronounced [/ˌwɪkiˈpiːdi.ə/] or [/ˌwiki-/] (IPA format).\n\nI pronounce wiki to rhyme with quicky, but I've heard others say "wicker-pedia", where the wicker part which sort of rhymes with snicker.\n\nWiktionary has an audio file showing the UK and US ways of pronouncing it. You can listen to them at http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wikipedia
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haya= arabic (the "h'" is pronounced like sant h'osee" something like that!!)
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はじめまして　HAJIMEMASHITE\nエミルと言います。EMIR TO I'IMASU\nパレスチンから来ました PARESUCHIN KARA KIMASHITA\nどうぞよろしく DOUZO YOROSHIKU\n\n"A" like pronounce "Us"\n"I"  like pronounce "will"\n"E" like pronounce "tEn"\n"U" like pronounce "yoU'\n"O' like pronounce "Old"\nJapanese is easy to pronounced, you can pronounce it well.
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It's pronounced all sorts of ways depending on the dialect of the person speaking. There is no "right" or "wrong" -- it's just the phonological (pronunciation) aspect of dialectal differences. I live about 20 miles south of Baltimore proper. I have heard all of the following:\n\nBall ti more\n\nBal'mer\n\nBall tee more\n\nBawl ti moah
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Almost certainly, pronounce as three syllables Nya-sa-ye.\n\nNya more like nia in Roma-nia or Alba-nia, rather than like in Nia-gara Falls. Sa as in sad. Ye as in yes. I would probably put the stress on the first syllable - NYA-sa-ye.\n\nCan't be quite 100%, but I'm pretty confident, and if you don't get any other answers.....\n\nAnyway, good luck
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Don't know no "porshea".\n\nPortia, the girl's name, is typically pronounced por-sha.\nPorsche, the car, is typically pronounced porsh.
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It depends- on whether the person is female ( in USA) or male (In Italy, this is a very common male name, as in famous tenor, Andrea Bocelli- I'm Italian and have researched much on Italian culture, including this) For the USA, it will 99.5% of the time be a female, maybe even more. In that case it is prounced: "ANN-DREE-uh" with emphasis on the first ANN syllable. In Italy and perhaps elsewhere, the subject is a male and it is pronounced "ON-DRA-AH" with emphasis on the SECOND syllable; "DRA"