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  1. #pronounce : to make the sound of a word

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ wordofthehour.org/r/form

  2. #pronounce : to make the sound of a word

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ wordofthehour.org/r/form

  3. #pronounce : to make the sound of a word

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ wordofthehour.org/r/form

  4. #pronounce : to make the sound of a word

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ wordofthehour.org/r/form

  5. I producer like bro juicer. Like my nose is clogged and I’m from new york (NY)

  6. I #now #pronounce producer like bro juicer. Like my nose is clogged and I’m from new york (NY)

  7. I #now #pronounce producer like bro juicer. Like my nose is clogged and I’m from new york (NY)

  8. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  9. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  10. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  11. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  12. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  13. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  14. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  15. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  16. #pronounce : to utter articulately

    - French: prononcer

    - German: aussprechen

    - Italian: pronunciare

    - Portuguese: pronunciar

    - Spanish: pronunciar

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  17. The couple stood on a street corner, looking at a map.
    "How do you even #pronounce that?" he said, gesturing at the screen.
    She moved her mouth, experimentally, trying to sound out the letters.
    "I think it needs a vowel," she said.
    "It needs more than one!"
    "Dsfddysknk?" she said, finally.
    "Excuse me," he said to a passerby. "We're trying to go here…" He pointed at the screen.
    "Darbyshore." He pointed. "It's that way."
    After he walked away, they looked at one another.
    "Darbyshore?" #wss366

  18. The couple stood on a street corner, looking at a map.
    "How do you even #pronounce that?" he said, gesturing at the screen.
    She moved her mouth, experimentally, trying to sound out the letters.
    "I think it needs a vowel," she said.
    "It needs more than one!"
    "Dsfddysknk?" she said, finally.
    "Excuse me," he said to a passerby. "We're trying to go here…" He pointed at the screen.
    "Darbyshore." He pointed. "It's that way."
    After he walked away, they looked at one another.
    "Darbyshore?" #wss366

  19. The couple stood on a street corner, looking at a map.
    "How do you even #pronounce that?" he said, gesturing at the screen.
    She moved her mouth, experimentally, trying to sound out the letters.
    "I think it needs a vowel," she said.
    "It needs more than one!"
    "Dsfddysknk?" she said, finally.
    "Excuse me," he said to a passerby. "We're trying to go here…" He pointed at the screen.
    "Darbyshore." He pointed. "It's that way."
    After he walked away, they looked at one another.
    "Darbyshore?" #wss366

  20. The couple stood on a street corner, looking at a map.
    "How do you even #pronounce that?" he said, gesturing at the screen.
    She moved her mouth, experimentally, trying to sound out the letters.
    "I think it needs a vowel," she said.
    "It needs more than one!"
    "Dsfddysknk?" she said, finally.
    "Excuse me," he said to a passerby. "We're trying to go here…" He pointed at the screen.
    "Darbyshore." He pointed. "It's that way."
    After he walked away, they looked at one another.
    "Darbyshore?" #wss366

  21. The couple stood on a street corner, looking at a map.
    "How do you even #pronounce that?" he said, gesturing at the screen.
    She moved her mouth, experimentally, trying to sound out the letters.
    "I think it needs a vowel," she said.
    "It needs more than one!"
    "Dsfddysknk?" she said, finally.
    "Excuse me," he said to a passerby. "We're trying to go here…" He pointed at the screen.
    "Darbyshore." He pointed. "It's that way."
    After he walked away, they looked at one another.
    "Darbyshore?" #wss366