tears? Or does the "th" have the same beginning sound as theatre?
Just wondering
Just wondering
How do you pronounce Thiers Issard?
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T-air is-ahh-r. The "th" is just pronounced as a T.
Tee-yay-rz Ee-sard
Roll the Rs iris French.
Roll the Rs iris French.
How about this: Make just a "T" sound, not the letter but the sound, like you're starting to say "tears." Then couple it to a "y" sound, like in "yes" or "y'all's." Then "air." So: T'yair. And like hedonist says, growl a little on the last r if you want to. Issard sounds like "easy" but "eas - ard." Think of pepe le peu telling you it's hard. Just don't ask him for further details.
It's spelled Thiers Issard, but it's pronounced throatwarbler mangrove.
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Aw, the heck with it.I'll just get a Dovo! So, is that pronounced dove-oh, doh-voe, dah-voe...
tea-air eez-are
oui cest manufique
This was probably the easiest and most easy to understand explanation... Maybe it's 'cause I'm from the south.
+1 to you, good sir.
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