The Chinese characters "峥岌" are pronounced as "zhēng jí".
In terms of English pronunciation equivalents, "zhēng" can be approximated as "jung" with a soft "j" sound at the end. For "jí", it is similar to "jee".
These two characters together create a rather unique combination. "Zheng" often conveys a sense of lofty or towering, while "ji" can imply peril or danger. Overall, the combination gives an impression of something majestic yet with a hint of uncertainty or challenge.
