poh-poh-kah-TEH-peht-l
Here's a breakdown:
* Po is pronounced like the English word "po"
* po is pronounced like the English word "po"
* ka is pronounced like the English word "ka"
* TEH is pronounced like the English word "tay"
* peht is pronounced like the English word "pet"
* l is pronounced like the English letter "l"
Key points:
* The stress is on the fourth syllable, TEH.
* The "e" in TEH is pronounced like the "a" in "father".
* The "tl" at the end is pronounced as a single sound, similar to "tl" in "bottle".
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