Why do people pronounce the word caramel like CARMEL?
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Because they're LAZY!
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Well, you don't wanna sound like daffy duck by saying "filippines" which can sound like filiffines or pilipino...w/ too many hard p sounds. I think it's spelled that way for ease in pronounciation.
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the word is juldi juldi which means quickly quickly\n\nyou can pronounce it jul dee that's how I did it anyway
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It means "laughing out loud", you use it in IM and chat rooms to indicate that someone made you laugh, as they obviously can't hear you over the internet.  It is pronounced lawl or el-oh-el.
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If you're talking about that appetite suppressant they advertise on TV,  they pronounce it "KY-toe-zan."  Hope that helps.
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It's pronounced [/ˌwɪkiˈpiːdi.ə/] or [/ˌwiki-/] (IPA format).\n\nI pronounce wiki to rhyme with quicky, but I've heard others say "wicker-pedia", where the wicker part which sort of rhymes with snicker.\n\nWiktionary has an audio file showing the UK and US ways of pronouncing it. You can listen to them at http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wikipedia
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Turnip = Shaljam....... (some people pronounce it Shalgham instead of Shaljam)\nBeet = Chuqandar
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Many people never stop to read carefully when they are beginning their reading, but I think most of them learn the improper pronunciations at home.  My mother is an Engish teacher, so she insisted on proper pronunciations when I was growing up and it drives me crazy to hear "axe"  (they read aks and never think about it ) or "curricliar" or "can you borrow me this."  But people get defensive if you ever correct them, so it usually makes life easier just to let them sound ignorant rather than have them try to fight with you -- whether verbally as an adult, or physically when I was a child.
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God, no one in this program takes anyone seriously... Anyway, why don't you call this random country Himmel? I was bred just five minutes ago, and the German Translator said that meant Heaven. Unless you want to call it Holle, which is Hell, only with those two freaky dots above the 'o'. Hope it helps!
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Interesting.  A google of "dedceyl" returns only your question.  I am drawing a blank trying to analyze it phonetically.  You should try again, perhaps providing a little more information as to why you think it exists.
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You don't pronounce "Hi" like "High", you pronounce it like "Hi".  I've seen it happen before.  Seriously.
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Often times, in the past, parents made up names that sounded good to them.\n\nAlso it could have been written down incorrectly.\n\nIf it is correct it might be a mix of Esther (persian for "star") and Sheba (hebrew for "oath")
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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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it seems to be spanish or italian for "jelly-like substance"
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it's a combination of R and ZH.\npurse your lips as if you were to pronounce R and begin to pronounce R, but immediately change to ZH.
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It's nazalized, which gives English speakers the impression that you are saying an "n" afterward (because we only use nazalized vowels before sounds like "n").  It's difficult to describe in words, but it involves lowering the soft palate while you are saying the sound.  I recommend that you search on "Portuguese phonetics" in Google and see if you can find some diagrams.
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Actually, one can pronounce it either way...and a couple other ways in addition. It's nothing more than a phonological difference in dialect.