Examples of using First syllable in English and their translations into Czech
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First syllable?
Is it the first syllable?
First syllable. ear?
Sounds like… First syllable.
First syllable- sounds like.
Swimmer. breaststroke. first syllable. bird?
Ear. first syllable.
I think the emphasis is on the first syllable.
The first syllable is"P.
Two syllables. First syllable.
First syllable. Fight? Sounds like.
Bird? breaststroke. first syllable. swimmer?
First syllable. Two syllables.
You see, you just put the emphasis on the first syllable.
First syllable. swimmer. bird? breaststroke?
With emphasis on the first syllable… it means"to mate.
The first syllable is"cry", so how great can it be?
Read it again,this time put the emphasis on the first syllable.
In the first syllable, is the"A" in the beginning or at the end?
Who shines old men's shoes. If you emphasize the first syllable… it means in Arabic,'the little boy.
In the first syllable… Is the"A" in the beginning… or at the end? Great.
The majority of Czech words have an accent on the first syllable, for example ná městí, si tuace, a nalýza.
The first syllable high and clear, as when a mother calls to her child at dusk.
It means in Arabic,"The little boy who shines old men's shoes. If you emphasize the first syllable instead of the second.
If you emphasize the first syllable it means in Arabic,"the little boy who shines old men's shoes.
The author switched things around spells something out, when you say it together in a row, so that the first syllable of each line, Sa-ra-ma-u-a. Uh.
And you attach it to the first syllable of your last name, see? You take the first letter of the first name.
The first syllable you spoke as a baby, the name of your latest crush, your entire life story from beginning to end.
Uh… The author switched things around Sa-ra-ma-u-a. so that the first syllable of each line, when you say it together in a row, spells something out.
So that the first syllable of each line, Uh… spells something out, Sa-ra-ma-u-a. when you say it together in a row, The author switched things around.