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Topic: How do you pronounce your last name? |
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#61 posted May 11th 2011, 13:48:29
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Quote ( Alin Costrasuc @ May 11th 2011,13:43:49 )
Signe, don't think so. Your name and your brother's sound exactly the same in romanian, I figure. I don't know how, you pronounce them in romanian. Didn't find it in that article.
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#62 posted May 11th 2011, 13:51:03
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ehmm
['Yan-ne] (with the y like in ''yes'', a like in ''car'', oh and make sure to not to skip any letters)
['Vää-nä-nen] (with v like in 'van'' & the ä quite like in ''cat'', and again, don't even dream of shortcuts like dropping any of my letters off!)
simples :/
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#63 posted May 11th 2011, 13:51:14
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Pffff. OOOOOLD joke. Like ancient. :D In Estonia a model(or something like that) Olivia Munn is quite known for her name :D
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#64 posted May 11th 2011, 13:56:03
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Quote ( Signe Kangro @ May 11th 2011,13:51:14 )
We english like to laugh when you Estonian Girls say "12 months" :)
No matter what they say sounds funny to me, laughed my ass off when listening to some estonian F1 commentators on a youtube video. It just sounds... funnily weird to a native finnish :p
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Regarding the languages and pronunciation, as far as I'm concerned, God created people and Poles. I am sure Na'vi is easier.
Quote ( Janne Väänänen @ May 11th 2011,13:51:03 )
['Yan-ne] (with the y like in ''yes'', a like in ''car'', oh and make sure to not to skip any letters)
['Vää-nä-nen] (with v like in 'van'' & the ä quite like in ''cat'', and again, don't even dream of shortcuts like dropping any of my letters off!)
simples :/
Or better http://www.sci.fi/~kajun/finns/Samples/janne.wav
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Damn, was about to post that Estonian video :P
Quote ( Janne Väänänen @ May 11th 2011,13:56:03 )
No matter what they say sounds funny to me, laughed my ass off when listening to some estonian F1 commentators on a youtube video. It just sounds... funnily weird to a native finnish :p
They are kinda similar, aren't they? To me, Czech and Slovak languages often sound funny, because of their similarity to Polish. We share a lot of words, a bit changed and pronounced with a different accent, makes it hilarious sometimes :)
Star Wars with Czech dubbing is an absolute classic! :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lonL1sOHOEw
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Quote ( Michał Kubski @ May 11th 2011,14:03:00 )
They are kinda similar, aren't they? To me, Czech and Slovak languages often sound funny, because of their similarity to Polish. We share a lot of words, a bit changed and pronounced with a different accent, makes it hilarious sometimes :)
this, yeah. You recognize maybe 50% of the words.
Yes. :)
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#68 posted May 11th 2011, 14:09:29
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#70 posted May 11th 2011, 14:16:03
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#71 posted May 11th 2011, 14:19:27
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teemu with double "e" in pronouncing
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#72 posted May 11th 2011, 14:19:30
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Just go onto google translate and my name is pronounced properly.
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#73 posted May 11th 2011, 14:23:49
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Youre name is like Kylie, but with an R instead of K, Riley :)
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#74 posted May 11th 2011, 14:25:21
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Yeah :)
Its not like Willy but with an R.
i like your name Alin, it makes more sence now, everything does :)
im loving Michal's new name, i had no idea how awseome it now sounds.
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#76 posted May 11th 2011, 14:29:00
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TO pronounce my name, you need more letters than what I have in my name lol :)
Jun Ho
First name, like "noon", but with a J
Last name, Ho. What more?
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#77 posted May 11th 2011, 14:29:42
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Quote ( Riley Morrell @ May 11th 2011,14:25:21 )
i like your name Alin
Bet you can't pronounce it correctly without searching :)
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#78 posted May 11th 2011, 14:30:47
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Quote ( Alin Costrasuc @ May 11th 2011,14:29:42 )
Bet you can't pronounce it correctly without searching :)
I translated and listened in Romanian, its nice.
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#79 posted May 11th 2011, 14:33:02
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Funny thing is that at French lessons, teacher used to call us by our French correspondent names. We had a girl in the class, called Alina, who in French is Aline, which sounds like my name. When she called Alin, I was relieved. I was Alain :)
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#80 posted May 11th 2011, 14:36:35
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Quote ( Jun Ho @ May 11th 2011,14:29:00 )
Last name, Ho. What more?
But is it just "ho" - two sounds, or "hoe" (or however you want to spell it :)) - three sounds?
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#81 posted May 11th 2011, 14:43:16
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Gary: G(a)ree
The (a) is the same as in hat.
Fahy: Just ignore the (h) and say it like F-ay or like (A) in the alphabet.
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#82 posted May 11th 2011, 14:44:08
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A garden hoe. That hoe.
Listen to Ludacris - Ho, they sing it pretty well.
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#83 posted May 11th 2011, 14:44:52
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#84 posted May 11th 2011, 14:45:06
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Quote ( Jun Ho @ May 11th 2011,14:29:00 )
First name, like "noon", but with a J
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My name is simple surname Gluščević, well I'll try to explain Glu (like english word glue) ŠČ something like sh (like in Shogun) and ch (like in Chelsea) e like e in Berlin v like v in Vegas i like i in Berlin ć similar to č(ch) only softer
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#86 posted May 11th 2011, 14:46:08
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Quote ( Gary Fahy @ May 11th 2011,14:43:16 )
Fahy: Just ignore the (h) and say it like F-ay or like (A) in the alphabet.
/feɪ/?
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#87 posted May 11th 2011, 14:46:33
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Missed that Jun, good it's exactly how i would have pronounced it :)
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#88 posted May 11th 2011, 14:46:45
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#89 posted May 11th 2011, 14:47:19
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Quote ( António Rebelo @ May 11th 2011,13:08:08 )
Quote ( Oscar Moreira @ May 11th 2011,13:06:21 )
Os-car More-Air-A lol
2 easy
When will you change your flag, Oscar?
Maybe I should, considering I was born there. but live in Aust
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#90 posted May 11th 2011, 14:48:22
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Quote ( Alin Costrasuc @ May 11th 2011,14:46:45 )
Or to Pussycat Dolls - Jun Ho
Corrected.
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