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• Wanneer: The Dutch word “wanneer” means “when” in English. It is pronounced roughly as [ˈʋɑ.nə(r)] in standard Dutch.
• Uitspraak: In Dutch, “uitspraak” means “pronunciation.” It is pronounced roughly as [ˈœy̯tˌspraːk] (the “ui” diphthong can sound like a high front rounded vowel followed by a glide, and the stress is on the second syllable).
• Marco: The given name “Marco” is pronounced [ˈmar.ko], with emphasis on the first syllable.
• Borsato: The surname “Borsato” is pronounced [bɔrˈsaː.to], with the stress on the second syllable.

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