how to pronounce the "s" in stars, "s" or "z"?
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I think it can be pronounced both ways. It sounds equally okay when I say it with the "S" and "Z" sound. I usually pronounce it as starS, but like I said, I don't think it really matters :).
533584
They aren't established english names like Fred, Arthur, Susan or Rose.\nBut there's nothing to stop someone using them.\n\nPronunciation?\nThe words are each made up of two words.\nI guess you'd pronounce them as if you were saying the two words.  Simple.\nBut there's nothing to stop you pronouncing them differently if they are names for someone.  For your kids, you have to be careful you don't give them something they will hate.\nI don't like the Ch sound especially chew and cheek.\n\nSo instead of the usual pronunciation, how about...\n\n1: Shew-vee-ul.  Emphasis on the second syllable.\n2: Shee-noss-vee-bra-tee.  Emphasis on the first and fourth syllables.\n3: Sheel-var-etty. Emphasis on the first and last.\n4: Chill-va-goo-ay.  Emphasis on the second and last.\n5: Sheel-vee-na.  Emphasis on the second.\n6: Shake-vee-no.  Emphasis on the second.\n\nSome of them sound cool to me. Chill is really cool, LOL.\n Don't know what anyone else thinks.
505248
Corazón - everyone's getting it.\n\nBy the way, in Spain 'z' is pronounced like 'th' in English, but not in the Americas.
575980
Three syllables. Primary stress in the last syllable. Secondary stress in the first syllable.\n\nra - as in "rap"\ncon - as in "container"\nteurs - sounds like "ir" in "birds".
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Pronunciation: 'sI-"an, -&n\n\nThe link below will even pronounce it for you out of your speakers.
576704
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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sunmool\n(sun as in sun, m as in mother, oo as in cook, l as in fail)\nㅅ=>s ㅓ=>u ㄴ=>n ㅁ=>m ㅜ=>oo ㄹ=>l/r
898142
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.)
78245
An apostrophe should be added at the end when the word ends in s, as in walrus'.\n\nZ is treated like any other letter and you add the 's at the end.
682067
Pronunciation in Mandarin is "SAN". if in chinese Hakka dialect is "SAM"
73717
geia sou\nin greek(its not written like that but it is pronounced that way)
216803
bloss, boss, boss', bross, clauss, closs, cos, coss, cros, cross, dos, doss, dross, fauss, fross, gloss, goss, joss, kloss, knauss, knous, koss, krause, krausse, kross, los, loss, mauss, moss, nauss, noss, oss, ploss, poss, pross, ros, sauce, schloss, sloss, soss, stauss, toss, vause, voss, yoss, zoss \n\n2 syllables\nacross, amoss, chandross, chavous, emboss, exhausts, hot-cross, lacross, lacrosse, recross, vandross
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The a's in Spanish are pronounced ahh as in open your mouth and say "ahhh"\nThe e's are pronounced "ey" part in the word "hey".\nthe i's are pronounced "eee"\nthe o's are pronounced "oh" and the \nu's are pronounced like the "oo" in "boo".\nIf you can remember that then you can say just about any word in Spanish correctly.
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Several ways:\n1. S-L-E-E-P\n2. B. M.\n3. O-R-G-A-S-M\n4. J-A-C-K-P-O-T (lottery)
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To pronounce Dzien dobry: Dz sounds like a "j" or soft "g" and y like an "i".  The r's are rolled, similar to Spanish.  So it sounds a little bit like, "Gin doe-bri" (roll the r).  The "doe" in dobry is the stressed syllable, so is said "gin DOE-bri."  You can really impress your coworker and add on, Jak się masz? (pronounced "yak shio mash" (for się blend the i and o together) and means, how are you?  The most common answer is dobrze ("dobje" with the je pronounced like that in French). Good luck!
971486
the letter "s" woo hoo. siren siren. ring ring ring
29390
Maybe the letters Z or L...