ˈθɜːrəʊ
Here's a breakdown:
* ˈθɜː is a "th" sound, like the "th" in "thin"
* rəʊ is a combination of "er" and "oh", like the "er" in "her" followed by the "oh" in "go"
So, it sounds like "thur-oh".
ˈθɜːrəʊ
Here's a breakdown:
* ˈθɜː is a "th" sound, like the "th" in "thin"
* rəʊ is a combination of "er" and "oh", like the "er" in "her" followed by the "oh" in "go"
So, it sounds like "thur-oh".