Sentence examples for I am pronouncing from inspiring English sources

JUST in case you're having as much trouble as I am pronouncing the name of the Illinois governor, Slate provides a short guide.

No stranger to making bold statements about the stock market and the economy, ">Cramer delivered the news in his own inimitable style, unequivocally stating with gusto: "Right now, right here on this show -- I am pronouncing the Depression over".

The next two letters, m and i are pronounced simply like the English word me.

Capital "I" is pronounced like the short "i" sound in English, as in the word "hit" or "bit".

The letter "i" is pronounced like a long "e" as in "eat" but shorter; in diphthongs pronounce it like a Spanish "y" : miedo, siete, aluminio, caries.

"I think, therefore I am," pronounced the famed French philosopher René Descartes.

That's how I'm pronouncing it, anyway.

And just yesterday I went to at a synagogue in New Jersey to give a reading, after which an older fellow in the audience told me I was pronouncing my protagonist's name incorrectly.

I don't know if I'm pronouncing it properly, because I just learned it.

"What is a piadina?" I ask not sure if I'm pronouncing it correctly.

"Is is pronounced like 'carriage'?", thought the prime minister, before flicking to the results of the Monaco Grand Prix.