How do you pronounce Thiers Issard?

[Kentb]

tears? Or does the "th" have the same beginning sound as theatre?


Just wondering

 

[Gustav]

T-air is-ahh-r. The "th" is just pronounced as a T.

 

[hedonist222]

Tee-yay-rz Ee-sard

Roll the Rs iris French.

 

[Monsieur Blaireau]

How about this: Make just a "T" sound, not the letter but the sound, like you're starting to say "tears." Then couple it to a "y" sound, like in "yes" or "y'all's." Then "air." So: T'yair. And like hedonist says, growl a little on the last r if you want to. Issard sounds like "easy" but "eas - ard." Think of pepe le peu telling you it's hard. Just don't ask him for further details.

 

[ouch]

It's spelled Thiers Issard, but it's pronounced throatwarbler mangrove.

 

[Kentb]

Aw, the heck with it.I'll just get a Dovo! So, is that pronounced dove-oh, doh-voe, dah-voe...

 

[xillion]

Hear it below.

http://www.forvo.com/word/thiers_issard_sabatier/

 

[mikeadams]

tea-air eez-are

 

[seanusa]

oui cest manufique

 

[Chreees]

How about this: Make just a "T" sound, not the letter but the sound, like you're starting to say "tears." Then couple it to a "y" sound, like in "yes" or "y'all's." Then "air." So: T'yair. And like hedonist says, growl a little on the last r if you want to. Issard sounds like "easy" but "eas - ard." Think of pepe le peu telling you it's hard. Just don't ask him for further details.

This was probably the easiest and most easy to understand explanation... Maybe it's 'cause I'm from the south.

+1 to you, good sir.