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Ronnie Pilgrim View Drop Down

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 09:56

Here is the solution to your problem:

kat′ə gôr′ē

Edited by Ronnie Pilgrim - January 15 2011 at 10:29

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 10:12

ExittheLemming wrote:

popeyethecat wrote:

Interesting, I had a friend say "janruh" (soft j) all day yesterday and I thought "that isn't right, is it? It can't be!". I'm glad I'm actually right, haha.

But the word I DO get confused about is "timbre". Bloody French borrow words!

It's Tam Brea(d) with dropped 'D' tuning (so to speak)

If anyone says aluminium, we'll be here for days.... Confused

I always pronounce it "TIM-BERRRRRRR!!!!

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 10:26

Snow Dog wrote:

ExittheLemming wrote:

It's Tam Brea(d) with dropped 'D' tuning (so to speak)

If anyone says aluminium, we'll be here for days.... Confused

I always pronounce it "TIM-BERRRRRRR!!!!

How Now Snow Dog

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 10:28

Now then, Aluminium........

Help me I'm falling!

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 10:48

"I pronounce it Al-you-min-ium

'Cause there's an 'i' next to the 'u' and 'm',

Now write it down slowly

And read it out fast"

~ Born on a Horse ~ Biffy Clyro

Now let's try 'solder'

What?

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 10:53

mEP wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

it's the J from the French Jean.

Does the word come from Frenchland, or did we(/they) put the weird J there just for the hell of it?

Frenchland??? Confused

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 10:53

All you mean I am? Confused

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I stopped blogging and reviewing - so won't be handling requests. Promo's for ariplay can be sent to [email protected]

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 11:06

akamaisondufromage wrote:

Now then, Aluminium........

I warned you punk (TonyR has been hired to perform the malky* on yo ass) Evil Smile

If you know what the M* word means, you may be spared this horrific fate.

I'm waiting....

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 11:17

ExittheLemming wrote:

akamaisondufromage wrote:

Now then, Aluminium........

I warned you punk (TonyR has been hired to perform the malky* on yo ass) Evil Smile

If you know what the M* word means, you may be spared this horrific fate.

I'm waiting....

Ni Idea. I guess I got it coming........

But you said it first?

Help me I'm falling!

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 11:19

CPicard wrote:

mEP wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

it's the J from the French Jean.

Does the word come from Frenchland, or did we(/they) put the weird J there just for the hell of it?

Frenchland??? Confused

It is where the French people live.

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 11:30

Leave out the silent q and all hope is lost.

Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 11:31

I used to pronounce paradigm as para dijum.

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 14:19

Snow Dog wrote:

CPicard wrote:

mEP wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

it's the J from the French Jean.

Does the word come from Frenchland, or did we(/they) put the weird J there just for the hell of it?

Frenchland??? Confused

It is where the French people live.

So, England is where the Engs live.
Following this logic, I wonder how is called the land of the Irish: Irishland? And for German people: Germanland???

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 14:33

^I'm proud to be an Americalander. It's my Earthplanet genre.

Edited by Ronnie Pilgrim - January 15 2011 at 14:34

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 14:44

CPicard wrote:

Snow Dog wrote:

CPicard wrote:

mEP wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

it's the J from the French Jean.

Does the word come from Frenchland, or did we(/they) put the weird J there just for the hell of it?

Frenchland??? Confused

It is where the French people live.

So, England is where the Engs live.
Following this logic, I wonder how is called the land of the Irish: Irishland? And for German people: Germanland???

Engs = English, so yes indeed.

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 14:50

Snow Dog wrote:

CPicard wrote:

Snow Dog wrote:

CPicard wrote:

mEP wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

it's the J from the French Jean.

Does the word come from Frenchland, or did we(/they) put the weird J there just for the hell of it?

Frenchland??? Confused

It is where the French people live.

So, England is where the Engs live.
Following this logic, I wonder how is called the land of the Irish: Irishland? And for German people: Germanland???

Engs = English, so yes indeed.

No, it's... I mean - oh, goddamn it, it was supposed to be a joke!

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 15:01

akamaisondufromage wrote:

ExittheLemming wrote:

akamaisondufromage wrote:

Now then, Aluminium........

I warned you punk (TonyR has been hired to perform the malky* on yo ass) Evil Smile

If you know what the M* word means, you may be spared this horrific fate.

I'm waiting....

Ni Idea. I guess I got it coming........

But you said it first?

I did, case dismissed

BTW the malky is a Glasgow expression denoting the infliction of grievous bodily harm on your person.
No-one knows where it came from or can guess its derivation Ermm

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 18:37

CPicard wrote:

Snow Dog wrote:

CPicard wrote:

Snow Dog wrote:

CPicard wrote:

mEP wrote:

harmonium.ro wrote:

it's the J from the French Jean.

Does the word come from Frenchland, or did we(/they) put the weird J there just for the hell of it?

Frenchland??? Confused

It is where the French people live.

So, England is where the Engs live.
Following this logic, I wonder how is called the land of the Irish: Irishland? And for German people: Germanland???

Engs = English, so yes indeed.

.
No, it's... I mean - oh, goddamn it, it was supposed to be a joke!

I think we are all joking here Tongue

Edited by Snow Dog - January 15 2011 at 18:38

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 18:41

nah ... I still insist on 'Jean Re' ...

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Posted: January 15 2011 at 20:10

Epignosis wrote:

zhon-ruh, or more appropriately: zhän-rə

That first sound (zh) is like the middle of the word "measure" (meh-zhur).

I'm pronouncing it this way too. But what do I know? My own language spells it as žanr.

On an unrelated note, when I was 10 years old, I thought Firestone (American tyre company) was Italian and I was pronouncing it as such.

Percussion, sir!