Question

Помогите пожалуйста как читается по английски:Thank you,and what's your home address?That's fine.Give me hers.And your postcode ? What's your telephone number? That's it for now. Here's your card.

Answer 1

Сэнк ю,энд уотс ё хоум эдрэс?Зэтс файн.гив май херс.Энл ё посткоуд?Уотс ё тэлэфоун

Answer 2

It seems like you're asking for assistance with how to pronounce a phrase in English. The phrase you provided is: "Thank you, and what's your home address? That's fine. Give me hers. And your postcode? What's your telephone number? That's it for now. Here's your card."

To help with the pronunciation, I will break down each part of the phrase:

- "Thank you" is pronounced as "thangk yoo". - "and what's your home address?" is pronounced as "and wuts yor hohm uh-dres?". - "That's fine" is pronounced as "thats fahyn". - "Give me hers" is pronounced as "give me hurs". - "And your postcode?" is pronounced as "and yor pohst-kohd?". - "What's your telephone number?" is pronounced as "wuts yor tel-uh-fohn nuhm-ber?". - "That's it for now" is pronounced as "thats it fohr now". - "Here's your card" is pronounced as "heers yor kard".

Please keep in mind that pronunciation can vary slightly depending on accents and regional differences. It's always a good idea to listen to native speakers or refer to audio resources for more accurate pronunciation.