uncle
| 03:31 Mar 30, 2007 |
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5 hrs confidence: 
[vooy] Explanation: To make it simple: v - as in "very" oo - as in "wood", but shorter y - as in "yes" BTW "wujek" is another translation of "uncle", less formal and more popular tnan "wuj". "wujek" reads [voo-yek]: The first two characters as in "wuj". "jek" reads as in "yek" (no idea whether such word exists in English). Accent on "u" (first syllable). HTH :-) Maybe not a very professional explanation, but useful, I hope. |
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