Sentence examples for pronunciation guide from inspiring English sources
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A table in a reference work explaining the symbols that it uses to represent the pronunciation of its entries.
And I wish there were an audio pronunciation guide.
The PR pack must have come with a pronunciation guide.
Lupita Nyong'o (there's a pronunciation guide here, voiced by the actor herself) has arrived.
Tapping on a result expands the view to show you a pronunciation guide.
A glossary with a pronunciation guide will give confidence to non-Spanish-speaking adults reading aloud.
Major newspapers are publishing their internal usage guides (and why doesn't NBC update its out-of-print 1991 pronunciation guide?).
Look for apps that include audio pronunciation guides and those that work when you have no data connection.
The app is visually cluttered, though, and some features, like voice recognition and pronunciation guides, work only online.
Inn-New-Opening-Downfall-Certitude That last one may be the longest in the book (thankfully, there are pronunciation guides).
And if the blogs and online pronunciation guides I've checked are any indication, they never will.
He recorded more than 10,000 songs on a primitive wax cylinder, and wrote down vocabularies and pronunciation guides for 75 languages.
