How do you pronounce Switerland?
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In England, it rhymes with wit. Its pronounced swit-ser-land.
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Should be MikDonald.  It is of Scots-Irish origin, so you need to throw the little accent in there as well.
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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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I have a friend that lives there and pronounces it:\nWilkes-Barry
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Yes, I say WASH.\n\nDo you say W-A-T-E-R or W-A-R-D-E-R?
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In Irish it's Samhradh (Sow-raa).\nIf you want to say "during the summer" you have to use what is called "an tuisil geineadach" or the genetive case. i.e.\nI rith an tsamhraidh (i ri on tow-rig) - during the summer\nHeat of summer - teas an samhraidh (tyass on sow-rig)\nHope that was helpful.
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I can't find it in the dutch yellow pages (also not in the dutch white pages) or a dutch search engine.\nBut I'd say, it sounds more German than Dutch to me (although the german yellow pages don't help me out either).
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[`ja: - ne - gava`riu: - po - ang`lisski]\n1) I - [ja:] (like in "yard" - [ja:d])\n2) don't speak - [ne] (or it may sound like [ni]) [gava'riu]\n3) English [pa - ang`lisski]  ([g] like in grass, not gym)\n\nI'm Russian  :)
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Just pronounce it the way it looks then ask the person if you got it right, they will soon tell you how to say it.
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It's the 2nd syllable.\n\nFOR-bid sounds wrong.\nfor-BID is better.
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FIFA... FI sounds like "fee", and FA sounds like "fat" but without the "t" sound. "feefah"
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Qu-ee-u-ee\n\nJust kidding. The proper pronunciation is linked below. (I couldn't copy and paste it because of the unusual characters.)
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"ha" as in handsome\n"la" as in land\n"b" is silent\n''ja" as in harlem
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It doesn't just sound like "kicker"; it is "kicker".\n\nGerman and English have a lot of words that are identical because the are both members of the West Germanic language group.
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Im sure the answer is 'tarrthalai' and there's a fada over the second 'a' and the last letter 'i'. It's pronounced something like 'TAR-hawl-ee'\n\nHope this helps\n\nHave you decided what name to take yet, check out this website, it could give you some idea's www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/surname\nthe last bit on that web address is surname\n\nAh thanks croga xx
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Dunno, how do you speak it?
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Caicos is correct. It is French for "a stretch of sand".\n\nHe is right  about the "langue de chat" as well. I think Melanie was also mixed up with "Sables" (acute accent on the e) which  are sweet biscuits too.