* oo-ni-ver-si-tas mah-jis-troh-room et sko-lah-ree-oom
Here's a breakdown of the pronunciation:
* Universitas: The "i" in "universitas" is short, like the "i" in "bit".
* Magistrorum: The "i" in "magistrorum" is short, like the "i" in "bit". The "m" at the end is silent.
* et: The "e" in "et" is short, like the "e" in "bet".
* Scholarium: The "ch" sounds like the "k" in "kick". The "i" in "scholarium" is short, like the "i" in "bit". The "m" at the end is silent.
This phrase, meaning "University of Masters and Scholars", was the original name for the University of Oxford.