How do you pronounce library in English?

The English word library means library and is pronounced [?laibr?ri] in the International Phonetic Alphabet.

A library is; a planned and managed collection of books or other forms of information materials for reading or research. The English word library is derived from the Latin word liber, which means book. Libraries originated from the practice of keeping mnemonic records, a practice that dates back to at least the 3rd millennium BC in Babylon. The earliest libraries were the collections of the Greek temples and those attached to the Greek Philosophical Institutes (4th century BC). In addition to books, modern libraries often house periodicals, microfilm, audio and video tapes, compact disks, and other forms of materials. The development of online communication networks has enabled library users to search for materials through computer systems that connect to databases around the world.