How do you pronounce the name of a small town in Georgia, HEPHZLBAH?
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Hephzibah, Georgia is pronounced.... \nhep-suh-buh or hef-zuh-buh...  I went to Hephzibah High and have always pronounced it as hep-suh-buh. But others I have met over my 32 years of living a county over from Richmond County, have refered to it as hef-zuh-buh. \nIn reality though, it is no different then how people pronounce "tomato"... Some say tuh-mey-toh and some say, tuh-mah-toh.\n\nBoth work and both would be completely understood in our area.
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Okay, I'm not going to use any Internet or IRL sources.  Let's see if I can do this off the top of my head:\n\nAlabama - Montgomery (I cheated)\nAlaska - Juneau\nArizona - Phoenix\nArkansas - Little Rock\nCalifornia - Sacremento\nColorado - Denver\nConnecticut -  Hartford (I cheated)\nDelaware - Dover\nFlorida - Tallahassee\nGeorgia - Atlanta\nHawaii - Honolulu\nIdaho - Boise\nIllinois - Springfield\nIndiana - Indianapolis\nIowa - Des Moines\nKansas - Topeka\nKentucky - Frankfort\nLouisiana - Baton Rouge (which means the "Red Stick")\nMaine - Augusta\nMaryland - Annapolis\nMassechusetts - Boston\nMichigan - Lansing\nMinnesota - Saint Paul (too many people think Minneapolis)\nMississippi - Jackson\nMissouri - Jefferson City (I cheated)\nMontana - Helena\nNebraska - Lincoln\nNevada - Carson City\nNew Hampshire - Concord (I cheated)\nNew Jersey - Trenton (I cheated)\nNew Mexico - Santa Fe\nNew York - Albany\nNorth Carolina - Raleigh\nNorth Dakota - Bismark\nOHIO - COLUMBUS\nOklahoma - Oklahoma City\nOregon - Salem\nPennsylvania - Harrisburg\nRhode Island - Providence\nSouth Carolina - Columbia\nSouth Dakota - Pierre\nTennessee - Nashville\nTexas - Austin\nUtah - Salt Lake City\nVermont - Montpelier\nVirginia - Richmond\nWashington - Olympia\nWest Virginia - Charleston (Big cheater)\nWisconsin - Madison\nWyoming - Cheyenne (Big cheater)\n\nNot bad, I only had to cheat on a few and I was able to bring up all the state names from memory using the map in my head except for Mizzou.\n\nLook in source for a link to the about.com page
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pronounce it "Lid-Yard"
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Small\n\nKanewah:a Ga / Ne / Wah / Ah Small
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I would pronounce it...ahhh dreeena...\nNot spelling you understand...
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Shalom. \nAni mekava she ata be-emet shoel she-ela yashara, ve-she-ata lo rak ayzeshehu chor be-tachat she-rotse la-daat le-mi lehatsik be-atid.
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Well, there is:\nBethlehem (SD) \nBethlehem (MD) \nBethlehem (KY) \nBethlehem (IN) \nBethlehem (GA) \nBethlehem (CT) \nBethlehem (Pennsylvania)
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The Oxford Dictionary of Current English gives the pronunciation as sherbAt: I can't include the symbols they use to guide pronuciation but they are as follows:\nSH: as in SHE\nER: ad in HER\nBET: the E is pronounced as the A in AGO
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--Hello--\n         We say "MERHABA" in Turkish.Also in the phone calls we use "ALO" in Turkish instead of "Hello"\n                   --Goodbye--\n         We say "HOSCAKAL" in Turkish.Or with the same meaning with "GULE GULE".In addition you can say "Bye" too.\n                  --Thank you--\n         We say "TESEKKURLER"in Turkish.Or you can use "SAGOL".It is more informal.\n             I hope i helped:-)\n                 --bye--
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little =  μικρός, λίγος \n  mikros, ligos \n\nangel =  άγγελος \n  agkelos\n\nLook at this website to get an idea of how to pronounce the letters.  Sorry I didn't put this here before!  Good luck!\n\nhttp://www.ibiblio.org/koine/greek/lessons/alphabet.html
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Try typing the full name and city of residence on Zabbaseach.com
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Aroosh-Na-Ba\n\nTranslates into "one who is little"
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"Mahn-WEE" is the correct pronounciation. I'm afraid I don't know of a website, though.
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Pierre (capital of South Dakota)  is pronounced like "pier", so it is one-syllable.  All the rest have one or more syllables.\n\nThis was actually news to me because I've always thought it was pronounced "Pea-air".\n\nHere's a snippet on Pierre, SD that I found on the web:\n"Pierre is the state's capital, and the easiest way South Dakotans can spot a newcomer is by how he or she pronounces the name. French students, don't be mortified, but in South Dakota the town of Pierre is pronounced “pier.” How this hazy pronunciation arrived is a mystery; one can only speculate that the ruggedly autonomous forefathers were trying to downplay the très français beginnings of the state—funny nonetheless, because it was indeed a Frenchman who started the first permanent white settlement in the state in 1832."
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That's in Fulton County in Georgia
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I would think it would be pronounced "lay".  I knew a girl whose last name was Bey, and it was pronounced "Bay".
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There is a camp ground in the N.E. corner of GA by a town called Blairesville that has a bunch of stuff close to go do. It is in a dry county FYI.