
As far as I understand this is a dialogue. The first person asks how to pronounce @ sing and another person answers. So, I suggest that you add citation marks to the part "How do you pronounce the sign @ in this language?" to make it clear this is a conversation.

I wonder in what context this sentence would ever be used?
We would very unlikely say "in this language" when asking a question like this, I think.
I wonder if the sentences in the other languages sound equally unlikely.

at -> At.
Is “pronounce” the right word instead of “read”?
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