How do you pronounce ''Ebert''?

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00 Yes. It depends somewhat on the individual name holder, but I'd try01b00 /'i: bert/ 02b00first myself. 0-

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01cite10Mister Micawber12cite10.12br
10...but I'd try11b10 /12b10'i: bert11b10/ 12b10first 11b10myself12b10.12blockquote

10Hi Mr Micawber,02br
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00If you hadn't used 01i00myself02i00 in the above sen

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00Please try to refrain from correcting my English, Jackson. You would do better to emulate it.0-

0Hi Jackson,02br
00That's not repetition. It is used for emphasis. You surely can trust Mr Micawber on his use of English. I myself would not try to correct his English.0-

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10If you hadn't used 11i10myself12i10 in the above sentence, even then you would have made yourself very clear. Using 11i10myself12i10 seems a kind of repetition to me. When I say 11i10I will do it12i10, that already means that I am the one who will do it, therefore there is no nee

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00 I was merely asking for a reason about the use of 11i10myself12i10 in that sentence.12blockquote

10Where precisely did you ask that question, Jackson? Here is your text, which seems only to be a prescription (in bold):01blockquote

00If you hadn't used 11i10myself12i10 in th

0 Sorry for the misunderstanding.02br
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00You wrote 01i00You would do better to emulate it02i00.02br
00I would have written 01i00You would do better by emulating it02i00. Is my way also correct? 0-

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00Yes, I think both are OK.0-

0 Thank you. 0-

0Hi Jackson02br
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00For pronunciation of words kindly visit the following site02br
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00howjsay.com0-