how do you pronounce the word "auberge"?
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fungusbrains is right, but make sure that the 'o' syllable is nice and soft.
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I would pronounce it...ahhh dreeena...\nNot spelling you understand...
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lingiere will be pronounced as lon-jaer\n but i think what u meant was LINGERIE meaning sensual clothings...and it is pronounced as lon-je-rae
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Use the link below to see the definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, and click on the little speaker icon to be able to hear it pronounced.  It sounds a little like "HAY-puh-nee."\n\nNeed the answer? Ask your friendly neighborhood librarian!
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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.)
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The Hungarian translation of grapes (the fruit) is 'szőlő'.\nAbout pronunciation:\n'sz' -> 's' and 'ő' is like 'i' in the word "girl", or more correctly like 'eu' in the french word "feu"\nBtw: in some areas in Hungary it is told and written as szöllő ('ö' is pronunced exactly as like 'i' in the word "girl")
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Alouette, gentille Alouette\nAlouette je te plumerai\nAlouette, gentille Alouette\nAlouette je te plumerai\nJe te plumerai la tête\nJe te plumerai la tête\nEt la tête, et la tête\nAlouette, Alouette\nO-o-o-o-oh\nAlouette, gentille Alouette\nAlouette je te plumerai\n\nthen you repeat, but you replace "la tête" with another body part.
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Dando:English (Norman) habitation name, with fused preposition "de", from Aunou in Orne, Normandy, which gets it's name from Old French aunaie meaning alder grove.\n\nso it wouldv'e been D'aunou, then it got anglicised.
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It means 'always' as in "L'Amour Toujour" for "Love Always" or "Love Forever"\n\nIn French, I believe the correct spelling is toujours though it is pronounced as if the s was silent.  Literally it means 'all days'.
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pronunciation .. and diction .. coule be..
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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!
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Most definitely: "Tu me manques" (pron. tü më mãkë)\n\nü: put your lips to say OO (as in TOON) and then say EE (as in TEEN).\në: put your lips to say O (as in TOM) and then say E (as in TEN)\nã: try to say the A in CAR when you have a cold.\n"Manques" takes a stress in the first syllable.
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oui :) its french and many told u what it means ...\n\ngood luck:)
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For questions like this, I usually visit Merriam-Webster's site.  I've taken the liberty of linking to your particular word.\n\nClick the speaker icon next to it and you'll be able to hear how the word is pronounced.
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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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GRANDE OR DANGER\nMAINE IS THE ONLY STATE PRONOUNCED WITH 1 SYLLABLE
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ABBREVIATION: French répondez s'il vous plaît (please reply)