Sentences with phrase «syllable d900s»

To allow the amassed congregants to pore over the potential import of each bureaucratic syllable, documents big and small circulate around the clock.

This information can then be used to decipher the end of the second khipu: Its pendants sound out A, KA, which is followed by a final, unknown syllable.

«If you were to ask me which was my finest day, that was it,» she says with pride oozing off every syllable.

Boys aged 11 struggled more with the test, with almost a third unable to spell a series of two and three - syllable words and to add capital letters, commas or full stops to short sentences.

read slowly and sound out each syllable of the big words.

The only question UFT President Michael Mulgrew had about billionaire Betsy DeVos, President - elect Donald Trump's choice for education secretary, was how to pronounce her last name: long or short «o» on the second syllable?

Anyone familiar with The Apprentice will recall the stage when every last syllable of the contestants» CVs comes under the most painstaking scrutiny from Sir Alan's henchmen.

In fact I'll do it in words of one syllable: It is here to stay,» Mr Clegg said.

After Nick Clegg said «in words of one syllable» that the Human Rights Act «is here to stay», home secretary Theresa May responded this week by saying she'd like to see the New Labour legislation scrapped.

At the time I thought the process was abrupt and unprofessional, but given subsequent engagements with consultants in which flowery five - syllable words and pretty presentations took the place of substance in a process that took many months — I'll take short, curt and competent anytime.

Geer, in Sanskrit is Celebrity / Mountain / Praising / Invoking / words / fame / language / kind of mystical syllable Geer in Dutch = Spear The same sounds similar to the name, «Geert» Geert, in German = Brave / Hearty / Strength Geert is a variant of Scandivanian name, «Geir» Geir = Stone Wall While in Norwegian, Geir = Spear (Same as the Dutch meaning of «Geer»)

Other parents love this one syllable beauty of a girl's name that ranked 19 in popularity according to Nameberry in 2016.

This probably only makes my love for this cute two - syllable name even stronger!

Q: My baby isn't mimicking noises at 6.5 months or making single syllable sounds, but is babbling a little bit.

Chance makes a cool baby name not only because of its strong one - syllable sound, but also because it's not as common as some of the other names on this list.

This two - syllable name that exudes strength and victory was made popular in part, by its female counterpart used by Queen Victoria.

So if a baby says «ba, ba», the parent should repeat it and then expand on the syllable, saying, «ball, ball.

They'll understand specific words and may even try putting two syllable words together.

Common disfluencies for children this age are syllable repetitions (ca - cat), using interjections (um, er), and repeating whole words or phrases («Mom mom I want a drink.»).

A few will even add another syllable or two, making their sounds more complex.

«Double L - starting - syllable names such as Lily and Lolita are also catching on, and many moms are opting to use their maiden names for their babies.»

Or, when you hear a syllable you can't identify, just respond enthusiastically with something like, «Yes, that is a car!

I'll work myself up into a frenzy over a friend's kid who knows four - syllable words or the bilingual toddler speaking way more Spanish than my kid.

But as a name, it's sparkling and musical, with all the weight and beauty of four - syllable names.

The two syllable name is a wonderfully soft but masculine name that is clearly popular in its native Scotland.

It's one syllable sound was made popular very quickly with parents who were looking for a strong but short name.

Seraphina is both feminine and noble, with the boldness that comes with four - syllable girls» names, and the poetic lyricism of a flower or jewel.

It's another one - syllable choice that will flow well with whatever middle names parents decide to bestow upon their lucky little lads.

Also, it's a great choice with a long last name, or as a middle name, because it has just one syllable.

Garrison is a three - syllable boy's name, so I think it's best if the baby's last name will be shorter.

This name pairs wonderfully with single - syllable middle names, like «Kinsley Ann», or even «Kinsley Jade».

The three syllable name has a delicate sound that is powerful and beautiful.

The short two syllable name is very appealing for it's rich history but also for it's beautiful sound.

Remember how just a few years ago single - syllable names were all the... [Read more...]

Picture taking the breath in as being «Re» and then the breath out as being the syllable «Lax.»

With its solid Thomas Hardy background, Tess has a lot more substance, strength, and style than most single - syllable names, with an efficient yet relaxed image.

For example, ask your child to name a food that has one syllable, two syllables, three syllables, etc..

By combining these skills and interests, this activity can help your child to begin to develop word and syllable awareness.

Most of the time you won't go wrong with two - syllable names, most of which — unlike one - syllable names — will pair well with either long or short family names.

This four syllable name is as lovely as it is unique.

This short two - syllable baby boy name is absolutely adorable!

There have been several names on this list that are simple, four letter, two syllable names.

Dawn is a great name because being only one syllable; it leaves many possibilities for longer or cuter middle names.

Just like her siblings, Chicago was not graced with a middle name, although she did rate a second and even a third syllable to her name.

It's cute without being fussy - one - syllable and straight to the point.

As a guest on the Ellen show just before Chicago was born, Kim revealed she and Kanye were thinking of another one syllable name.

And the moment the first syllable of their name is called, they'll jump to their feet because they won't be able to get away from you and your baby fast enough.

She may repeat the whole word or first syllable (not just the first sound); this is what most people think of when they think of stuttering.

Some 5 - year - olds, though, still mangle three - or four - syllable words — «manimal» for «animal» or «pasghetti» for «spaghetti» — and that's nothing to worry about.

Children with speech delays and possible hearing concerns may leave off beginning sounds of words or slur over words with more than one syllable.