TO PRONOUNCE

Chinese 

聱 (difficult to pronounce), 拗口 (awkward-sounding, hard to pronounce), 佶 (difficult to pronounce). (various references)

Dutch

ten gronde beslissen (to pronounce judgment on the merits), het vonnis uitspreken (to deliver the judgment, to give the judgment, to pass the judgment, to pronounce the judgment), beslissen over de zaak ten gronde (to pronounce judgment on the merits). (various references)

Finnish

ratkaista pääasia (to pronounce judgment on the merits), julistaa tuomio (pronounce sentence), julistaa päätös (to deliver the judgment, to give the judgment, to pass the judgment, to pronounce the judgment). (various references)

French

statuer au fond (to pronounce judgment on the merits), prononcer le jugement (to deliver the judgment, to give the judgment, to pass the judgment, to pronounce the judgment). (various references)

German

aussprechen (pronounce, vocalize). (various references)

Hungarian

nyilvánít vminek, kimond (to air, to predicate), kijelent (to enunciate), kiejt (to enunciate). (various references)

Italian

pronunciarsi nel merito (to pronounce judgment on the merits), pronunciare una sentenza (sentence). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

失語 (forgetting the words, inability to pronounce a word correctly). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

しつご (forgetting the words, inability to pronounce a word correctly). (various references)

Pig Latin

otay onouncepray.(various references)

Portuguese

pronunciar (pronounce). (various references)

Portuguese Brazilian

pronunciar. (various references)

Swedish

döma i saken (to pronounce judgment on the merits), avkunna dom (to deliver the judgment, to give the judgment, to pass the judgment, to pronounce the judgment). (various references)