Because I love writing out phonetics, I will stitch this together using other words that are easier to pronounce: un 4 chew nut lee un•for•tu•nat•ly

Here are two videos that show the pronunciation: https://youtu.be/5plyhst8Sqk https://youtu.be/BWQ59ZIBYhs Hope this helps!

Online pronunciation dictionaries are good for hearing how individual words are pronounced. You keep listening to a specific word or phrase and then try and mimic or copy the pronunciation. Forvo is one such dictionary. I use it for French words and I'm sure it'll be just as good for English. Keep in mind pronunciation can vary from one English speaking country to another. ie. "Unfortunately" will sound a little different when spoken by an Australian versus someone from North America or someone from the UK for example. And even within a particular country, it's possible that pronunciation can vary a little. My advice would be, choose an accent you prefer then listen to that particular accent on an online dictionary. Not a site where it is a computer-generated pronunciation, but from a site where people upload their own pronunciations.

Www.thefreedictionary.com

Well, unless you can hear somebody say it, it’s not going to be easy for anyone here to give you any idea of how it’s pronounced. As an example, can you enlighten me on the way to pronounce the word Feijoada? By the way I do know how to pronounce both words but in many ways unfortunately can be a lot more tricky for somebody who is learning English, than a person learning Portuguese trying to pronounce the word Feijoada. A solution would be to find an app on a computer that can do it for you. I have one on my iPhone, and it works very well. Ta bon. Good luck.