Tech Brand Pronunciation
How to pronounce tech brand names - Huawei, Xiaomi, Asus, Nvidia - the right way, with audio and accent variants.
Results
The 7ESL Tech Brand Pronunciation guide answers the questions that come up in every tech conversation: how do you say Huawei, Xiaomi, Asus or Nvidia? Browse the tech brands below or search one, and each opens with a plain-English respelling, the IPA, audio and the accent variants where they apply.
Why tech names divide rooms
Technology is global, and its biggest names come from Mandarin, Taiwanese, Japanese and invented brand-speak that no spelling rule predicts. Huawei and Xiaomi follow Mandarin, not English; Asus and Nvidia were coined and have an official pronunciation many people have never heard; and the result is that even people who use these products every day disagree about how to say them. Getting them right is the quiet mark of someone who actually knows the field.
What each entry gives you
Open any brand to see the respelling first, then the IPA for precision and a Listen button that speaks the name aloud from its phonetic form. Where the official company pronunciation differs from the common English guess, both appear, clearly labelled, so you can say it the official way or the way your audience will recognise.
The brands people search
The guide covers the tech brands people most often look up, every one verified by hand, and grows as new companies rise. For other categories, the Car and Fashion brand guides cover those, the full Brand Pronunciation tool spans them all, and the How to Pronounce hub search also reaches names, places and acronyms - handy in a field full of them.
Frequently asked questions
How do you pronounce Huawei?
The company's own guidance is roughly "WAH-way". It follows Mandarin, not English spelling, which is why so many readers guess wrong. The entry plays the audio so you can hear it.
How do you say Xiaomi and Asus?
Xiaomi follows Mandarin (roughly "SHOW-mee"), and Asus has an official pronunciation many people have never heard. Open their entries for the respelling, IPA and audio.
Are the tech brand pronunciations verified?
Yes. Each tech entry is hand-curated and verified, so you hear the accepted or official pronunciation, with the common English guess noted where it differs.
Do you give the official or the common pronunciation?
Both, labelled clearly, so you can use the official form or the version your listeners will recognise.
Can I hear the brand spoken aloud?
Yes. Every entry has a Listen button, and the audio is generated from the phonetic respelling rather than the written name.
Includes data from the Open English WordNet and WordNet 3.1, used under their respective open licences.