Transliteration: moh-leh-kool
🇩🇪 Ein Wassermolekül besteht aus zwei Wasserstoffatomen und einem Sauerstoffatom.
🗣️ Ein Vasser-moh-leh-kool be-shtehst ah-oos tsvey Vasser-shtoff-ah-toh-men oond eye-nem Sah-yer-stoff-ah-tome.
🇺🇸 A water molecule consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
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You can use the word "Molekül" which translates to "Molecule".
The word "Molekül" is pronounced as "moh-leh-kool".
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