pronounce造句怎麼寫

So names that are difficult to pronounce seem to have negative connotations?

At that time in Old English it was called not walrus But horschwael which we today might pronounce "horse whale."

Her brother was unable to pronounce the "sister" so he called her "Sid" and the name stuck.

But I've been working here in the U.S. for some time and I realize people find it hard to pronounce. They haven't heard it before.

I think that I had heard of her only once before, when I wrote a letter on her behalf for Amnesty International, but I still could not pronounce her name.

Ecclesiastical hardliners said the bones were not those of the Romanovs, but Boris Yeltsin wanted a funeral. Alexy declined to pronounce on the bones’ identity but agreed totheir burial anyway.

Upon the expiration of the period of the public notice, the people's court, on the basis of whether the fact of the death of the person or missing is confirmed or not, shall make a judgment to pronounce the person dead or missing or to reject the application.

How do you pronounce this word?

He is best qualified to pronounce on such a matter.

Few had heard of this mystery athlete, much less knew how to pronounce his given name.

The Supreme Court is to pronounce on another appeal, by Mr Obara, later this year.

You usually do not pronounce -re at the end of a word, whether it's a verb (mettre) or adjective (notre).

While this suggests that the pronunciation should be scale-ah, the creators of Scala actually pronounce it scah-lah, like the Italian word for “stairs”.

The actual fluctuation of your voice isn't something that's taught, but what they teach you is how to pronounce the letters properly, and rules that go along with the letters.

You pronounce them exactly the same.

Yet few people know how to pronounce Vale's name (it's "vah-lay").

PARIS (Reuters) - The pronounce-ments of France's mighty food guides have always been able to make or break a restau-rant in this food-obsessed country.

In contrast, their equivalents in Malay have two or three syllables, like sa-tu, du-a, ti-ga, em-pat, li-ma, e-nam, tu-juh, la-pan, sem-bi-lan, se-pu-luh. It takes a longer time to pronounce these words.

"Look at us. We speak English, and we can't pronounce all the medical terminology and explain things," Kovac said.

No matter, I do pronounce it. And I glorify it.

"They do not pronounce the r's at the end of the word," Ms. Li observed as she served up hot dogs on Saturday to a throng of hungry customers, many of whom placed their orders in Kings County dialect.