How to pronounce "heterogeneous"

This ghettoized urbanism proved to be a tangible precursor of war.

Conflict is much easier between pre-categorized areas --

where the "others" live.

The ties that used to bind the city together --

whether they were social, through coherent building,

or economic, through trade in the souk,

or religious, through the coexistent presence --

were all lost in the misguided and visionless modernization

of the built environment.

Allow me an aside.

When I read about heterogeneous urbanism in other parts of the world,

involving ethnic neighborhoods in British cities

or around Paris or Brussels,

I recognize the beginning of the kind of instability

we have witnessed so disastrously here in Syria.

We have severely destroyed cities,

such as Homs, Aleppo, Daraa and many others,

and almost half of the population of the country is now displaced.

Hopefully, the war will end,

and the question that, as an architect, I have to ask, is:

How do we rebuild?