should I pronounce slowly or hourshly?
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Answer / ravi kishore
Hi, Please be bold and clear when you are answering. Don't
give any wrong information, and try to convinence in
pleasing manner and with clear voice. If you are unable to
understand the question request them to repeat the question
politly. Keep smiling everythime. Goodluck.
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Answer / mr. x in mumbai
should I pronounce slowly or hourshly?
Ravi already answer it well... the only thing i wan tot add
is...
Correct your pronunciation and SPELLINGS before going there.
There is no such word: "hourshly"
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Answer / abhishek
No, because such type of word is not available
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