sinjun造句

• The article says that it is ponounced Sinjun but no other resaons or anything.
• Towards the end, when after Jane leaves Mr . Rochester and arrves the peoples house, who are actually her cousins, the people there pronounce the man's name as SInjun.
• When it's part of a hyphenated surname, however, it's always ( as far as I know ) pronounced'Sinjun', as in'Sinjun-Smith'or'Sinjun-Thomas '.
• When it's part of a hyphenated surname, however, it's always ( as far as I know ) pronounced'Sinjun', as in'Sinjun-Smith'or'Sinjun-Thomas '.
• When it's part of a hyphenated surname, however, it's always ( as far as I know ) pronounced'Sinjun', as in'Sinjun-Smith'or'Sinjun-Thomas '.
• "' Sir Oliver St John "'( pronounced " Sinjun " ) ( c . 1598  31 December 1673 ), was an English judge and politician who sat in the Parliamentary cause in the English Civil War.
• The house's power was provided by a pantomime dragon called Bernie St . John ( " St . John " in this instance is correctly pronounced " Sinjun ", making the dragon's name an obvious play on words ), who was brought to life by Claypole and served as a furnace.