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Is there anyone that can tell em how you would pronounce these symbols
http://chineseculture.about.com/library/symbol/blcc_daddyslittlegirl.htm
i'm going to have the symbols on my arm as a tattoo for my daughter and i would like to know how to pronounce the symbols thx
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Bah bah deh see-ow nr hai.
The ow is as in "allow", not as in "mow". And pronounce "see-ow" more fluidly, because it’s one word, not two.
Alright, now the second to last one is kind of hard to explain. It starts with an "n" sound, and then there’s a sort of "r" sound, but at the same time there’s a "u" sound. The closest word in English I can think of like that is "near", but without the "ee" sound. Uh…does that make sense? I don’t think I can explain it very well…
BA BA DICK SEW LUI YEE
Ba Ba the xii-au nv ha-ii .
nv is really hard to pronunce but it sounds like nyu .