phonetically in A Sentence

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    The Gaelic“usquebaugh”, meaning“Water of Life”, Phonetically became“usky” and then“whisky” in English.

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    Usquebaugh is Gaelic meaning“Water of Life”, Phonetically it became“usky” and then“whisky” in English.

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    Distilling whisky The Gaelic"usquebaugh", meaning"Water of Life", Phonetically became"usky" and then"whisky" in English.

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    During the recording sessions for the album, Selena had to learn Spanish Phonetically with guidance from her father.

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    During the recording sessions for the album, Selena had to learn Spanish Phonetically and with guidance from her father.

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    Some refuters of this explanation argue that"Helambu" is an ambiguation of the word"Yolmo" Phonetically contoured by the speakers of Nepali.

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    Thus, instead of translating the symbols Phonetically- that is, representing sounds- they translated them literally based on the image they saw.

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    You can use the tool when you are offline as well, and it gives you the opportunity to transcript Phonetically many English words.

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    I will write it in the local language, and then Phonetically in English so I can read it aloud without too much embarrassment.

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    Hanyu, or Han language, spans eight primary varieties, that differ from each other morphologically and Phonetically to such a degree that they will often be mutually unintelligible, similarly to English and German or Danish.

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    He said that if Tibetans had to recite prayers and various recitation texts every day in German written Phonetically in Tibetan letters, without having the slightest idea of what they were saying, he doubts that very many Tibetans would actually do that.

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    Another 6 years later and he came up with the now famous brand name“Chef Boyardee”, changing the spelling of his name to be Phonetically correct, as he was tired of explaining to people how to pronounce his name and thought if he was going to be selling nationally, he should make it easy for Americans to pronounce.

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