Sentence examples for rough pronunciation from inspiring English sources
Jahar, as his fellow students called him — the rough pronunciation of his Caucasian name, adopted as his nickname — became a star student, winning a $2,500 scholarship upon his graduation in 2011.
Bob Ellis suggested to Suzy that the logo should reflect the nickname by which many people call the CRWAD, 'Crawdad', a rough pronunciation of the acronym.
A rough pronunciation of anyoung would be ahn-YOH.
A rough pronunciation of this question is sigh-kin doh.
A rough pronunciation of this greeting would be yeow-boh-say-yoh.
A rough pronunciation of this phrase is ah-ni-oh, kwaen-chan-nah-yo".
(For a rough guide to the pronunciation of some of the Chinese terms used in this article, see the supplementary document Pronunciation Guide).
The following is a very rough guide to the pronunciation of some of the Chinese terms used in the article.
Accent, pronunciation and cadence provide invaluable subtleties of meaning; to bland those out, to buff down the rough edges into a single language, is to emasculate, inhibit and compromise.
(Your pronunciation is correct).
("Tawney" is the pronunciation).
