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Please show me how to pronounce image .
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Image. So you say the first two letters how it’s spelt. I’m not sure how you describe it, but if you look up how to say the English alphabet, I’m sure you’ll learn how it’s written. The next three letters are said like “ij” so replace the a for an ‘I’ and then turn the letters ‘g’ and ‘e’ for some that sounds like ‘ju’. I hope this helped?
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Image. So you say the first two letters how it’s spelt. I’m not sure how you describe it, but if you look up how to say the English alphabet, I’m sure you’ll learn how it’s written. The next three letters are said like “ij” so replace the a for an ‘I’ and then turn the letters ‘g’ and ‘e’ for some that sounds like ‘ju’. I hope this helped?
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