How to pronounce “vienne” in English

qui viennent là. On a une piscine comme une mare aux canards.

et que ma fille vienne essuyer sa bouche pleine de glace à la fraise sur ma jupe blanche, on à beau connaître toutes les astuces

quand les mots ne viennent pas.

It was a Viennese-- it was a German hot dog that is,

Ida Pfeiffer was a Viennese widow who decided that she wanted to travel for the rest of her life.

So we used to play Strauss and Viennese music.

In 1953, a young Viennese ophthalmologist named Rudolf Leopold sought her out in her London gallery.

I remember it was the time in the '60s where some Viennese people, good families like the ,

So literally, there is a Viennese Blackfeet man named Klaus Bukowski who's a drummer in, like,

Dans les villages, des gens viennent les aider.

Johan Nepomuk Hofzinser, 19th century Viennese magician.

You're definitely Blackfeet. There's no way a Viennese person would know Browning, Montana.

After she left Flandreau, she fell in love with a first-generation Viennese farmer.

ou la façon dont il est codé ou même de manière purement inconsciente parce que les ingénieurs viennent d'une certaine classe de la société

by Franz Hamburger, and he was part of this effort to help Viennese children in need.

This is a network graph, an intellectual network graph of relationships between Viennese psychiatrists and psychoanalysis.

Now this is something that was invented by Johan Nepomuk Hofzinser, who is a great Viennese magician.

Because these are like Scandinavians, Germans, Viennese-- what are they, from Vienna?

Alon: I don't think Vienna needs a Starbucks. I think the Viennese probably realized it, too. The best coffee I had in Vienna was Espresso pub where

OK, so you know about the school of serialism that emerged with Schoenberg, and Berg and Webern is what's called the Second Viennese School.

Dans le cadre de Pride Month, on pensait que c'était un sujet assez intéressant qui permet de se rappeler d'où les choses viennent, comment les choses ont été acquises,

I remember I left Olivetti and I went to Vienna, through a lovely sort blonde, wonderful, Viennese

Friedrich von Hayek, who taught at the University of Chicago-- and mind you, he was a Viennese Jew.