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English example sentences with "phonetically"

Learn how to use phonetically in a English sentence. Over 6 hand-picked example sentences with translations. Mobile-friendly and free. Powered by Mate.

Esperanto is written phonetically with an alphabet of 28 letters.

A text in Esperanto is written phonetically using an alphabet of 28 letters.

Would English be phonetically consistent if we added accents on every word, each one always giving a consistent pronunciation?

Why not make English spelled phonetically?

Saying "I love you" in Kabyle is not as easy as in French and English since the expression "ḥemmleɣ-kem", strangely resembling the Polish formula "Kocham Cię" is not so fluid, phonetically speaking. In Russian, it is even more laborious as it is said "Ya tibya lyublyu" (Я тебя люблю)". Finally, the main thing is to claim it with sincerity.

The pronunciation guide now has about 5,000 names in it, spelled phonetically and then pronounced in an audio file.

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