Chaucer's lines in colourful Middle English (pronounced like modern-day Geordie) read: "For this was on seynt Volantynes day/When euery bryd comyth there to chese his make".
The Skywlkr-produced tune finds Gambino falling back on the song so the lesser known Chance can spit witty punchlines like "Wanna chick that speak Chicano/don't speak a lick of English, pronounce my name like Channo, She say "something-something Spanish," I look back like, "Yeah bitch, I know".
The Queen's first cousin was also a guest this week- end (as the English pronounce it).
Though there is no hard and fast rule for when to use "vous," a good rule of thumb is to use it for anyone you would refer to as "Mr". in English Pronounce this as "vooz eht boh".
A number of doctors work under him, and they each have a fellow (they use the English word, pronouncing it "fee-low") – a young doctor in training who takes care of patients' day-to-day care.
Listening to non-native English speakers pronouncing weasel is also interesting.
The first sentence is, after all, something like educated English, however pronounced.
Written in 2002 and now translated into English, we pronounce it "an absolute joy to read", even for readers with no particular interest in China.
Only a non-native speaker of English would pronounce sofa king and so fucking the same way, and if you're not selling sofas, Sofa King (hot sauce, for example) makes no sense.
In that case, the usual way for a native speaker of American English to pronounce the two middle words of the name would be as a dactyl: "EM-pire state," you'd say.
