Eksempler på brug af Two syllables på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
One word, two syllables.
Two syllables, two boys' names. Sam, Dean.
First word, two syllables.
First two syllables, then three syllables. .
Five letters, two syllables.
Finally, the applicant states that, in the German pronunciation ofthose two trade marks, the accent is placed on the first two syllables.
This word contains two syllables.
One word, two syllables: demarcation.
Canard. This word contains two syllables.
Sam, Dean. Two syllables, two boys' names.
It starts with a"P and has two syllables.-What?
This is one of two syllables that changes tone with the number one.
A word is generally composed of one or two syllables.
Meteg is most usually found two syllables before the main stress.
For the Bible,I would do that to indicate it has two syllables.
This word contains two syllables. Canard.
Sounds like… What starts with…? Sounds like… Two syllables.
Yes, Mr. Simms, there's only two syllables in this whole wide world worth hearing.
Sounds like… Sounds like… Sounds like… Two syllables.
Their whistling calls have two syllables, not unlike the call of the Spotted Redshank.
Chinese words are generally composed of one or two syllables, sometimes three, rarely four.
Yes, Mr. Simms,there's only two syllables in this whole wide world worth hearing.
Stuart, can you tell me in short,complete sentences featuring no words over two syllables why exactly I am in these pictures?
Chinese words are generally composed of one or two syllables, sometimes three, rarely four. Each syllable has a meaning.
According to the applicant, there are clear phoneticsimilarities if account is taken of the fact that the pronunciation and the rhythm of the first two syllables of the mark applied for(‘mez' and‘zo') and the two syllables making up the Austrian mark(‘mez' and‘zo') are the same.
Thus can something as insignificant as a name, two syllables, one high, one sweet, summon up the innumerable smiles and tears, and dreams, of a human life.
A secondary stress in a word may be marked with a vertical stroke, called a meteg(מתג), placed to the left of the vowel: this symbol is available in Unicode.Meteg is most usually found two syllables before the main stress: thus, when the following consonant carries a shva, it follows that that shva is a sounded one. For example, the word ochlah, her food, is written in the same way as āchěla, she ate, but meteg on the first syllable shows that āchěla is intended.