Lykke and Xiang - Pronunications
I'm curious how you pronounce these names. Lykke is Danish and Xiang is Chinese.
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Link for how to pronounce Lykke...
Lykke: http://www.box.net/shared/dkxr4po8wg
This is me speaking there, after recording it, so don't mind my voice. It is a bit rusty today.
I hope it works and you get the general idea.
Lykke: http://www.box.net/shared/dkxr4po8wg
This is me speaking there, after recording it, so don't mind my voice. It is a bit rusty today.
I hope it works and you get the general idea.
Xiang: SHeeAHNG, the ee very short (which is why I wrote it as one syllable, the A in Chinese is AH.
But of course due to the tone differences, we'll never be able to write down the proper pronunication.
But of course due to the tone differences, we'll never be able to write down the proper pronunication.
Xiang is pronounced shang.
Lykke
I'm not Danish, but I assume Lykke would be pronounced LUY-ku. (I believe the y is pronounced like French ue or German ü.)
I'm not Danish, but I assume Lykke would be pronounced LUY-ku. (I believe the y is pronounced like French ue or German ü.)