How do you pronounce 'Nguyen'?

I personally prefer not to pronounce that word

>>79097920
Yeah you rather prefer your turkish grunting and barking, Mr. Özlülülölülü

>>79097889
Ruan

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>>79097976
>German
>Calling someone's language 'grunting and barking'

Better question is how do you pronounce Ng?

>>79098005
German is a beautiful language

>>79097889
"nu-yen"
the G is silent

t. non asian

N (the letter) and farther Guyen

It's a popular name among Vietnamese. A popular firstname is Trann.

>>79097889
Win

>>79098051
No

>>79097976
Our language sounds like a poem compared to your ear raping groans hans

>>79097889
"New-geh-en"

>>79097889
Win

>>79097889
んぐyen

Weeun

Nn-Goo-Yen. I do it purposely to trigger all of these Charlie boatniggers that never went home

>>79098113
Our language sounds manly yours literally sounds orcish and primitive

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>>79098268
Ween

>>79098356
Good thing it sounds manly amybe it makes up for your low test """""men"""""'s effeminacy
...probably not

>>79098006
The last consonant of 'boing'.

>>79097889
ŋᵂʔən

>>79097889
1st generation: "Win"
2nd generation: "nuh-Gyoo-win"
3rd generation: "Chad"

Gwen

>>79097889
ngujen
/n g u i e n/

Turkish does sound better than German when it comes to songs.
In regular speech it depends on who speaks it.

>>79098410
great album

gwen

Noiyen