Here's a breakdown:
* Zer: The "x" at the beginning makes a "z" sound, similar to the "z" in "zebra".
* kseez: The "x" in the middle makes a "ks" sound, like the "x" in "box".
So, it's zerk-seez, with the emphasis on the first syllable.
Here's a breakdown:
* Zer: The "x" at the beginning makes a "z" sound, similar to the "z" in "zebra".
* kseez: The "x" in the middle makes a "ks" sound, like the "x" in "box".
So, it's zerk-seez, with the emphasis on the first syllable.