Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Huawei"

A: English pronunciation would not be _very_ different from Mandarin or Cantonese, except that you couldn't rely on anyone to get the tones right. You might hear "wow way" at worst, I imagine (partly because that's the pronunciation the company itself promoted in its own ads). (Well, maybe someone might try saying "who wee.") In contrast, most Americans (or Brits or Aussies, etc.) who haven't studied Chinese will likely bungle Xiaomi pretty badly.

A: what do you think about Huawei

A: Are you asking if your pronunciation is natural or the sentence?

The sentence makes sense, but it’s very odd for day to day conversation, and most formal writing as well. This is something I’d probably see in a dramatic story :)

Your pronunciation is good. Try to emphasize the final consonants in “sheer will” and “beacon” :) you can slow down a bit in the very beginning

Overall, your voice and pronunciation is very clear. Good job.

A: "​​I use HUAWEI's inexpensive smart phone. This is a freebie that goes along with the communication fees of Yahoo mobile. The communication fees cost around 2,000 yen per month. Amount of packets is limited up to 2G, but I have portable wi-fi which has an unlimited amount of packets."