In Portuguese, "here" is spelled as "aqui."
This is how you spell here, unless you mean the sense of hearing, which would be hear because it's to do with your EAR .
"Spell me" typically means to spell a word out loud for someone to ensure they understand the correct spelling. It can also refer to being enchanted or captivated by something.
The correct spelling is "rough."
As in the end of something, it is conclusion.
You would spell it 'hear' if you are referring to a sound that you listen to.
That is the correct spelling of "this" (something here, or existing).
This seems to be a phonetic version of "how do you spell something that you aren't sure of" which would be an "uncertainty." (Which certainly applies here.)
here = hier
Here is how to spell it: karaoke
its something about spell
An acrostic poem is like this H-Write something here A-Write something here R-Write something here R-Write something here I-Write something here E-Write something here T-Write something here T-Write something here U-Write something here B-Write something here M-Write something here A-Write something here N-Write something here
There are to definitions but here is one: An arrow is something that points in a direction. It has a roof of a house on the top of it and the rest is a lign. Or however you spell it.
"Here is" would be "aquí está".
Here.
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ultra sonic wave is less then 20khz so v r not hereing not seeing