How to pronounce “hinter” in English

It's because there is this hinterland in the law where people are allowed to get away with things from time to time without being punished as long as it's not constant,

"Many of these companies operate in the hinterland of the value chain supplying machinery components or processes that are no longer discernible in the final product or service.

And it's Russia's hinterlands.

They are listening to country music in the hinterland, and they're asking me, oh, do you know this artist?

And they said, "Hintertuptingen," which is sort of yeah, it just means--

because he thought he got his best ideas in that sort of hinterland between being awaken and actually being asleep.

And if that's the world that we're moving into, then that hinterland of naughtiness-- the ability to make little mistakes around the edges,

And they got off and they walked on a compass bearing directly north into this wild hinterland.

Well, we did some research on new suburban communities in and around the hinterland of Dublin.

The area they belonged to was broad and remote, a vast hinterland of bog and mountain.

mean living near the sea coast where the cities have been booming, or in the more hinterland areas where the cities are hoping to boom soon? Do you mean, what are you talking about?

We'll be fine. I'm sure somebody here has one of those Garmin, you know, like when you're out hiking in the deep hinterlands.

There used to be this process of the Parisian shows, the stuff trickling over here, the stuff trickling from New York to the hinterlands.