how do you pronounce de beers?
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de.. as in dead. \nand beers.. same as the drink.
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um, I'm drawing a blank here...\n\nOh, BEER!
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In Dutch:\nIk houd van u\n\nIn German:\nIch liebe dich\n\nIn Portuguese:\n_ eu te amo love you\n\nIn Spanish:\nTe amo\n\nIn Russian:\nЯ люблю вас\n\nIn French:\nJe t'aime\n\nIn Italian:\nTi amo\n\nIn Greek:\nΣας αγαπώ
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"How do you say?" literally translated into French would be "Comment dites-vous ?"\n\nBut in French, we prefer using "Comment dit-on ?"
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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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German.. hmmm.. Americans have a very hard time learning this language...I had to learn it. w's are pronounced like v....e are pronounced as a...the wicz part think of bits except omit b with v....the way they put letters together is confusing to know exactly how to pronounce unless you practice.Good luck hope this helps.\n\nduh..ka..vitz..\n\nTo help you better understand the pronunciation check out the links below.. Good luck. LL.
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BOCK\nBECK\nBEAK\nBEAR\nBEER\n\nMALT\nMALE\nMOLE\nMOPE\nHOPE\nHOPS\n\nLONG\nLING name\nLINK\nLICK\nNICK name\nNECK\n\nHOME\nHONE\nPONE\nPONO\nPOOO\nPROO\nPROW\nBROW\nBREW\n\ni cant get that brew one
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Like this:\nb-r-o-t-h-e-r i-n F-r-e-n-c-h!\nJust kidding. Its Frere, I took four years of french in high school.
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what's the "beer" variable?
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Le-win-ski\nin its original European version it is pronounced Le-vin-ski
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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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Oh man these are too easy. And as a bonus, I will give you the answer in Klingon!\n1.) nuqDaq ta' SoH pol yuch\n2.)  DaHjaj 'oH QaQ jaj Daq Hegh\n3.) nuqDaq 'oH\n4.) SoH Daq latlh\n5.) wej Qa'Pla\n6.)ghaH Dev jIH Daq Hemey vo' QaQtaHghach vaD chIch\n\nAnd remember, practice makes perfect.
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I was in Cannes last summer and everyone there pronounced it as CAN, as in a tin can, with or without the S. As we were aproaching the city on the bullet train, they said "can", but I have heard others say cans.... Check out the Cannes Guide below...
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In Afrikaans it would be "Waar word die 2010 Wereldbeker aangebied?"\nIf you need pronunciation, let me know!
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It is a German coin.  Deutches means German
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I don't think there's such a thing.\n\nAnyway, pronouncing it is easy. Every letter is pronounced (well, theoretically, it should be).All the consonants are pronounced basically the same way as in english, with some exceptions; \n\nJ: it's like the "ch" in scottish "loch". A bit softer, maybe.\nG: before E and I, it's pronounced like a spanish "j", But;when you come across "gue","gui" groups, don't pronounce the "u". The sound it's like in "Ghent"="Guent". In that case or elsewhre, it's like the G in "gun". NEVER like in "general" in any case.\nV and B: Both are pronounced as B.\nH: It's not pronounced, except after a C. CH, like in english.\nÑ: can you say lasagna? that same GN sound.\nC: has two sounds, like K ( before A,O,U or consonant) or like TH in english "Thunder" (elsewhere).\nZ; Like TH group in "Thunder"\nQ: like K. In "QUE" and "QUI" groups, the U is not pronounced at all.\nLL and Y: BOTH like the Y in "Yellow". Exception; word "Y" meaning "And". Pronounced "ee". E.g; "You and me" = "Tu y yo", pron; Too ee jo. \nR: Either like the first R in "Repair" but harder (in the beggining of a word or before consonant) or like in "arise" (before vowel), but softer.\nRR: Like in the first R in "Repair" but harder.\n\nI think that's it, basically.\n\nVowels; unlike english, they're ALWAYS pronounced in the same manner, in every word.\n\nA: like the A of "lamb".\nE: like the E of "personal".\nI: like the I of "bit".\nO: like the O of "mob".\nU: like the OO group of "spoon", but a bit shorter.
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prob ger ick eh accent 1st syllable