How do you pronounce the dutch name "Kniphausen" ?
How to pronounce Kniphausen?
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How is the ph pronounced? And how is the s pronounced?
I'm sorry to ask such basic questions but I'm not familiar with the dutch language
I'm sorry to ask such basic questions but I'm not familiar with the dutch language
Knip-hau-sen - 3 sullables
The p and the h are not one sound. I can't think of an English word at the moment so I'll make some non existing word.
prep house - P and h are separated, just like in Kniphausen. Ph almost never sounds like an F in Dutch. And the 's' is straightforward.
knɪp-hau-sən the stress is on the first syllable.
The p and the h are not one sound. I can't think of an English word at the moment so I'll make some non existing word.
prep house - P and h are separated, just like in Kniphausen. Ph almost never sounds like an F in Dutch. And the 's' is straightforward.
knɪp-hau-sən the stress is on the first syllable.
"The p and the h are not one sound. I can't think of an English word at the moment "
-- Just think of "Clapham' (a London suburb), officially pronounced 'Clap'am' (actually rather like 'Cla'em') but never 'Clafam'.
"Ph almost never sounds like an F in Dutch."
-- Except in "Zutphen" (I don't know why)
-- Just think of "Clapham' (a London suburb), officially pronounced 'Clap'am' (actually rather like 'Cla'em') but never 'Clafam'.
"Ph almost never sounds like an F in Dutch."
-- Except in "Zutphen" (I don't know why)
<<The p and the h are not one sound. I can't think of an English word at the moment so I'll make some non existing word.
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'shepherd' or 'cupholder'
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'shepherd' or 'cupholder'