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Answer 2

Certainly! Here's how to pronounce the words you've mentioned in the text:

• Manuela: Mah-noo-eh-lah
• Tomas: Toh-mahs
• LaGuardia: Lah-gwahr-dee-ah
• Jukebox: Joo-kbox

And here's a phonetic breakdown of a few other words from the text:

• Immigrants: Im-i-grants (im as in "him")
• Suburb: Su-burb (su as in "super")
• Satellite: Sat-uh-lyt (sat as in "satellite")
• Culture: Kuhl-chur (kuhl as in "cool")
• Bakery: Bay-kree (bay as in "bay leaf")
• Manhattan: Man-hat-uhn (man as in "man")
• Queens: Kweenz (queen as in "queen")

I hope this helps you with the pronunciation! If you have any more specific words or phrases you'd like help with, feel free to ask.