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11:57 Symplegades is one word, it shouldn't sound like two. Also, the "a" in the word shouldn't sound like an "æ" as in "gates", but as an "a̤̣" , as in "America" or "Grant" (the president), and that is also the letter where emphasis should be put. With intonation, it is "symplegádes". It took me considerable effort to actually understand what you were trying to say, because all I could hear was "simple glades".
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11:57
Symplegades is one word, it shouldn't sound like two. Also, the "a" in the word shouldn't sound like an "æ" as in "gates", but as an "a̤̣" , as in "America" or "Grant" (the president), and that is also the letter where emphasis should be put.
With intonation, it is "symplegádes".
It took me considerable effort to actually understand what you were trying to say, because all I could hear was "simple glades".
No offense but the emphasis is on the first syllable.
None taken, because only real greeks put the emphasis on the first syllable. Everybody else please don't, believe me, it sounds silly.
@@masterpropper2485 why so? Its sound silly pronouncing the name how its supposed to be pronounced? Wake up