Pronounce used in a sentence

Pronounce in a sentence as a verb

> How is 'm >>= f' pronounced?How do you pronounce '4 + 5'?

Try to pronounce l and s at the same time and you'll be in the right ball park.

The "ł" is not pronounced as in Polish.

It's easy, because you don't try to pronounce '+', you pronounce 'plus'.

] They have no problem in recognize and pronounce the 26 letter in English.

They are unnatural and difficult to pronounce, so I'm not sure how the "Pine Hill" example is valid.

So someone's email would be johnsmith-at-gmail-dot-com, and if you ask a Japanese person to pronounce the symbol, they would say "atto".

Listening to a young child carefully pronounce words for the narration was a bit distracting and slightly irritating.

I would be surprised to see a hybrid of horses and cats but it would certainly be the ideal gift kitten AND a pony!Wondering if they pronounce 'geep' as "gee eep" or "jeep".

I dunno; as somebody who's name gets mispronounced essentially all the time, I'm pretty sensitive about trying to pronounce other people's names properly.

Native speakers often incorrectly spell based on pronunciation, while non-native speakers often incorrectly pronounce based on spelling.

Despite using both phones [4] in English, you consider them more or less the same hard k soundif you pronounce cam with an unaspirated /k/ it may sound slightly odd but youll still consider it the same word cam.

Yeah, I think it's a clever concept, but it seems almost egotistical to say, "Look, I care enough about how you pronounce my last name to embed a link in my email sig"Many people classically mispronounced my name - it's not a big deal, I move on. If we're not going to be having many conversations where you say my last name, I'm not even going to correct you.