How to pronounce “americanize” in English

So I'm very Americanized.

But they're also very Americanized having been an American territory.

I recently read an article saying that Americanized Korean cooking is too spicy.

There's this thought that the whole world is getting Americanized by movies, and McDonald's, and McDonaldization, or whatever that's called.

It's like how are people living their Americanized lives, and to what actually are they holding on to from their previous culture, more so than coming

is very common for immigrants when they're becoming naturalized, to take on an Americanized first name.

they're kind of tired looking and pretty awful its destroyed by the subpar bakeries and wacko Americanized versions

But I realized, like I said, that it was always the identity thing, trying to Americanize, but having

Then I would juxtapose him and his cousin who had this much more Americanized

Well, she's Sansei, and I'm Yonsei, so she's been in the United States for-- that's the third generation, so she's very Americanized as well.

Simply creating an entire new term and throwing "x" at the end-- which is, by the way, an Americanized thing.

So let's focus on those issues, instead of fancying around the letter x, which is an Americanized thing, to the realities of the issues that we're

So, in some instances, both the Americanized version and the classical

So the dairy products, meaning a lot of sour cream and, and melted cheese -- whenever I see that, I think immediately it's an Americanized