You - ke

The U sound is the same as мber. {oooo-ber} The "ke" cah but the h is silent. So put it togather, you get Uke. {ooo-cah}

Its different depending on the language but its originally Japanese?Or is it Chinese?Someone already might've said it but I'm too lazy to search the thread.:3

you-k

I pronoune it you-kay-ee

i call him: "Өg"

You-Key

Sometimes I pronounce it like "You-k" or just like "uke" from "Duke".

I think it's pronounced You-k

Iuek
you don't hear the ''I'' hard though