(Abiud in Christian Greek Scriptures) - A•bi'hud - 1 Chronicles 8:3 (h31) - uh-BI -huhd] * [ Abilene - Ab•i•le'ne - Luke 3:1 (g9) - ab'uh-LEE-nee, not AB-uh-leen] * [ Abimael - A•bim'a•el - 1 Chronicles 1:22 (h39) - uh-BIM-ay-uhl, uh-BIM-...
This pronunciation 67first appeared in Thomas Lye's New Spelling-book in 1677 has been changed in order to reflect the bee, cee, dee, ee, gee pattern that the rest of thealphabet follows. In the_68_(nineteen) century, the pronunciation really took off when Charles Bradleewrote the famous...
2. The Greek alphabet was simpler than the Egyptian system for all the following reasons EXCEPT that ___. A、A. the former was easy to write. B、B. there were fewer signs in the former. C、C. the former was easy to pronounce. D、D. each sign stood for only one sound. 点击查看...
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International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) IPA : ˈsɔɪə Record the pronunciation of this word in your own voice and play it to listen to how you have pronounced it.Can you pronounce this word better or pronounce in different accent or variation ? Phonetic spelling of soya soya Add ...
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This pronunciation 7 first appeared in Thomas Lye’s New Spelling-book in 1677 has been changed in order to reflect the bee, cee, dee, ee, gee pattern that the rest of the alphabet follows. In the 8 (nineteen) century, the pronunciation really took off when Charles Bradlee wrote the ...