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Lets be honest, were all from the internet and barely and of us know eachother in person, so we most likely screw up their last names, heres a thread where you can sound it out and make sure people know it :)
Riley Morrell
Ry-Lee
More-ell (like the letter L)
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#2 posted May 11th 2011, 12:16:41
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like dale but with a c lol
and murray as in mu-rr-y
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#3 posted May 11th 2011, 12:18:39
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Janarthanan Siva Kumar
Ja-nar-the-nan
Shi-va Ku-maa-r
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#5 posted May 11th 2011, 12:21:44
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Ohh, no wonder i couldnt find it,
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Always wondered about some GPROer names, still a bit difficult to explain for foreign names, anyway
['fraŋko] that should be the right phonetics letters
Dei you pronounce it like Day
Cas... well... like Cat but with a S at then instead :P
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#7 posted May 11th 2011, 12:24:54
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Quote ( Franco Dei Cas @ May 11th 2011,12:23:09 )
Cas... well... like Cat but with a S at then instead :P
does it sound like As or Ass, though?
Caz, or Cass, basically
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#8 posted May 11th 2011, 12:26:21
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Good - that's how I've always thought of it :)
Not like that sneaky Michael Cubskee, with his weird sounding name;
Quote ( Michał Kubski @ August 3rd 2010,13:38:15 )
So my name sounds something like: "me-how coop-ski"
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#10 posted May 11th 2011, 12:28:21
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Quote ( Franco Dei Cas @ May 11th 2011,12:23:09 )
Always wondered about some GPROer names, still a bit difficult to explain for foreign names, anyway
['fraŋko] that should be the right phonetics letters
Dei you pronounce it like Day
Cas... well... like Cat but with a S at then instead :P
there you go i would of never pronounced it like that good topic riley.
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#11 posted May 11th 2011, 12:28:37
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it would be--->
Su-bhe-daar..!!
pretty simple
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#12 posted May 11th 2011, 12:32:02
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Shafe-err....
Well maybe Never thought of it before.
And Missstie but who cares?
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#13 posted May 11th 2011, 12:33:03
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Lu-kas
Gi-nio-tis
Couldn't get simplier.
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#14 posted May 11th 2011, 12:33:40
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Quote ( Sagar Subhedar @ May 11th 2011,12:28:37 )
bhe
what does that sound make ?
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#15 posted May 11th 2011, 12:36:03
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Quote ( Lukas Giniotis @ May 11th 2011,12:33:03 )
nio
'nio' or 'neo'?
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#16 posted May 11th 2011, 12:36:59
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There is no way I'm gonna explain how to pronounce my surname! :D
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#17 posted May 11th 2011, 12:39:09
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Quote ( Franco Dei Cas @ May 11th 2011,12:23:09 )
Cas... well... like Cat but with a S at then instead :P
Ooh, I always had it like: "sas" or with a polish-sounding "c" - "tsas"
Quote ( Andrew Watson @ May 11th 2011,12:28:09 )
Not like that sneaky Michael Cubskee, with his weird sounding name;
Why, thank you, Kubski sorted out then :)
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#18 posted May 11th 2011, 12:42:48
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is it like michelle but mich-al.
ive never known :P
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#19 posted May 11th 2011, 12:43:23
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Flo-re-an (not aen)
tzä(e)hr-mann (not aen)
a is always pronounced like a-rstray :) and twice nn means the a is short.
In english it is:
Flo-re-an
Sir-man :)
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#20 posted May 11th 2011, 12:46:41
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M-ark
Write
or if it's to difficult Sir would do ;p
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#21 posted May 11th 2011, 12:47:04
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Quote ( Andrew Watson @ May 11th 2011,12:28:09 )
Good - that's how I've always thought of it :) Quote ( Cale Murray @ May 11th 2011,12:28:21 )
there you go i would of never pronounced it like that good topic riley.
Eheh :) That's the closest i can get at explaining it, i'm thinking of other english words that may sound like that, but nothing else comes into my mind.
Quote ( Michał Kubski @ May 11th 2011,12:39:09 )
Ooh, I always had it like: "sas" or with a polish-sounding "c" - "tsas"
Not really sure how the c sounds in polish :P
We should actually record the pronunciation and put it online, it would be fun to hear other GPROer voices :D
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#22 posted May 11th 2011, 12:47:28
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Quote ( Alan Tansley @ May 11th 2011,12:36:03 )
'nio' or 'neo'? nio
It spells exactly how it's written. :)
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#23 posted May 11th 2011, 12:48:12
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#24 posted May 11th 2011, 12:52:47
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mine is really easy
si - mon
for - th (as in just missed out on a podium position lol)
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#25 posted May 11th 2011, 12:53:07
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Michael - just like how schumachers first name is pronounced
Siao- like Shaolin without the lin.
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Ma-ri-us
Ru-tza
Not that complicated.
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#27 posted May 11th 2011, 12:58:05
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#28 posted May 11th 2011, 12:58:11
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Quote ( Michael Siao @ May 11th 2011,12:53:07 )
how schumachers first name is pronounced
His name is pronounced:
Me- chchchchcha- ä(e)l
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@ Marius That is how i'd have pronounced the name, the surname was pretty wrong :P
Quote ( Riley Morrell @ May 11th 2011,12:48:12 )
Great idea Franco :)
I'll try to post mine in a while to start this over :)
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#30 posted May 11th 2011, 13:00:15
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Quote ( Franco Dei Cas @ May 11th 2011,12:47:04 )
Not really sure how the c sounds in polish :P
I wrote it in that post - "ts" :P
It's the sound of opening a beer.
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