how to pronounce player names

[Vanjagl]

dirk kuyt and patrick kluivert?

Well Dirk is just like in english, and Kuyt is like this 'Ka yt'
Patrick is the same, nad ' Cloy wert'

wojciech szczesny??

"Woy chie ch" "Sh che sney"

dan gleebitz?

Well, that's it.. Glee Bitz ( this tz is just like 'Blitz' on German)

Please, gimme something harder |)

 

[Montanaro]

"sh chez knee" would be a more apt phonetic description.

 

[Lol_101]

Ruben Yttergård Jenssen

just that bold part only.

jose callejon

 

[Lol_101]

francis coquelin

(francis cocki lan)

 

[Montanaro]

Ruben Yttergård Jenssen

just that bold part only.

jose callejon

yetter-gayrd

Cal-lay-hone

 

[Lol_101]

yetter-gayrd

you sure.

using the speech thing in google translate, its different
Google Translate


its like : ruben yetterguard jenssen

 

[wonderkid360]

Google Translate laurent koscielny

 

[wonderkid360]

here's a couple of polish one's: Tomasz Kuszczack Google Translate Kuszczak Google Translate Lewandowski Robert Lewandowski
umm.. don't know why it only has the first names but you can copy and paste their last names

 

[LFCMarshall]

Surprised Pavel Pogrebnyak aint been said yet haha!

 

[Montanaro]

you sure.

using the speech thing in google translate, its different
Google Translate


its like : ruben yetterguard jenssen

no not sure. i dont know much about ring a but what i found suggested it sounds like that

 

[Vanjagl]

Ruben Yttergård Jenssen

just that bold part only.

jose callejon

'Itter Gerd'
****... you guys don't have phonetic for spanish LL. It's something like this > Google Translate
So it's ca LLe hon

 

[Vanjagl]

francis coquelin

(francis cocki lan)

**** e lin

 

[kelv11]

ignasi miquel?

 

[wonderkid360]

here you go: Google Translate

 

[AAB]

cheers, i thought that was it but was just curious to know if i have been prenouncing it wrong all this time.

 

[RichTUK]

'Itter Gerd'
****... you guys don't have phonetic for spanish LL. It's something like this > Google Translate
So it's ca LLe hon

Not quite, it's Cay-e-hon (its the same word for a spanish side street iirc)
Kai-e-hon

 

[RichTUK]

Cesar Azpilicueta

Se-zar Ath-pili-queta

 

[Danno80]

Henrique

Would it be en-ree-kay or on-ree-kay?
Or perhaps hen-reek?

 

[PalestrinoSEP]

en-rri-ke
or better, &-hee-ke


Like "KErzhakov" or perhaps "Clark KAnt"

 

[wonderkid360]

If you want the Brazilian Henrique here it is Google Translate