skunk said:It's completely unpronounceable in Tierra del Fuego.
This is exactly what I do. "my names" can be quite creative some times and it just sticks.Jaffa Cake said:Mostly if someone has an odd looking name I just glance at it, get a completely wrong pronunciation in my head and stick with that. So Mitthrawnuruodo is Mithran-doh, vniow is 'vin-oh', devilot is 'dev-low' and so forth.
And , I thought that you were the 23 individual from celebrity villecelebrian23 said:Mine is elvish (lord of the rings)
As an expert on the subject, can you tell me if the extra letter Ps in P-P-PowerBook are pronounced pee like the letter or puh like a stutter?Macaddicttt said:Mine I think is pretty straightforward, but if you want, you can pronounce the extra Ts at the end just for fun.
Doctor Q said:As an expert on the subject, can you tell me if the extra letter Ps in P-P-PowerBook are pronounced pee like the letter or puh like a stutter?
jdechko said:Jay-deck-oh
First initial and last name.... not too interesting, I'm afraid. But this is a neat thread and I must admit that I've been mispronouncing several names (in my head).
And now it's hard to say them the correct way!dmw007 said:I think that we all have been mispronouncing a few names.![]()
![]()
TEG said:Many of these pronunciations, others are logical.
Mine is "teh-egg". Sounds like tegg. When I was a radio producer, the 'talent' would use that as a joke and call me "el tuevo" or "il tovum".
And regardless of what I tell him, my dad still usually says "teeg". But what can you do?
TEG
tobefirst said:Mine's easy, I think, although people elsewhere are always getting it wrong. For reference, it's three words: to be first. Not tobe (toh-bee) or any other combination, but feel free to call me whatever you want.
Also, I've always pronounced scem0 as scheme-oh, and devilot as de-violet, even though I knew that was wrong. njmac has always been ninja-mac, just like others have said. Mitth...blahblahblah is what it's always been to me.![]()
Wow, I was way off on yours. And here I thought that Mitthrawnuruodo had the toughest name to pronounce.BakedBeans said:Bay kedbe (ked-bee) ans (like the french)
I knew that.wrc fan said:most people don't realise it, but mine's french. it's pronounced "doob-lah-vay air say fan"![]()
Originally Posted by wrc fan
most people don't realise it, but mine's french. it's pronounced "doob-lah-vay air say fan"
No inferences or derivatives of "doob"ie seem to get by you.skunk said:I knew that.
Yes it was hard. Well, at least non-obvious. I was saying "nineteen-eightteen.oldnavy1918 said:OLD NAVY.....ONE-NINE-ONE-EIGHT
not to hard to pronounce![]()