You're right. I wasn't really sure how to describe it without giving the impression that it had that german throaty type of sound.
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You're right. I wasn't really sure how to describe it without giving the impression that it had that german throaty type of sound.
I don't know the phonetic alphabet, but I'll try to explain...
"Le" (not sure if I have to explain this, but) the 'e' is similar to the 'u' in "turn"
"Par" - the 'a' is pronounced like it is in...