How do you say hat in English?

How to wear a hat in English is as follows:

Wearing a hat: British/us? (r) w？ nz h？ t/？ Beauty/who w? nz h？ t/.

Wear a hat.

Hat: English /h? t/？ Beauty /h? t/.

Noun (short for noun)

A hat (usually with a brim); (dual) position or role, especially an official or professional role.

intransitive verb

Put on a hat; Make a hat; To provide a hat for.

Third person singular: hats plural: hats present participle: hatting past tense: hatted past participle: hatted.

That? Hat? Is it? Part? Yes? That? School? Uniforms. ?

The hat is part of the school uniform.

That? Hat? Is it? Made it? Are you online? Three? Size:? Small? Medium? And then what? Large size. ?

These hats come in three sizes: small, medium and large.

Who is it? That? Quite? Large size? Lady? Are you online? That? Hat?

Who is that fat woman in a hat?

Name? Used to be. Did you draw it? From where? Answer? Hat? For what? That? Finally? Very little? Place. ?

Draw lots from hats to decide the last few places.

That? Children? Used to be. Busy? Cutting? And then what? Paste? Paper? Hat. ?

The children are busy cutting stickers and hats.

His? Hat? Had it? Slipped? Is it over? One? Eyes. ?

His hat slipped over one eye.

we? Had it? Where to? Wear? These? Stupid? Small? Hat. ?

We must put on these stupid little hats.