How to pronounce Louisville?

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Louisville is the name of a place in Kentucky in the US. The phonetical pronunciation format of this word is \?lü-i-?vil, -v?l\ which, in layman's terms can be described as louivill. Notice that the 's' is silent and the ending part (ville) is ended in the same way as ill. Trust this helps. For more,...
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Louisville is the name of a place in Kentucky in the US. The phonetical pronunciation format of this word is \?lü-i-?vil, -v?l\ which, in layman's terms can be described as louivill. Notice that the 's' is silent and the ending part (ville) is ended in the same way as ill. Trust this helps. For more, please visit https://www.facebook.com/humandevelopmentindex read less
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it would be properly pronounced as : LOO-A-VUL or LOO-A-VILLE
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Louivilley
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"Louivil"
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It is pronounced in the USA as LUEEVELLEE. Best Wishes, Biswa Bhowmick
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lu-is-vi-l
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It is pronounced as 'lou-a-vul' ('s' is silent here).
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Loo-e-vi-lay
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louville
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This is the phonetic for Louisville lu?i?v?l
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