Hmm..Originally posted by FireIce:hermes
clementi
tuition
coupon
Lieutenant is not only pronounced "Liu-teh-nent" but can also be pronounced "Left-enent" (similar to letter-nent.) So it's not just a singaporean pronunciation.Originally posted by markzz:5)Lieutenant
Proper: Liu- teh-nent (I heard this often in war movies)
SG: Letter-nent
For me, its pronounced lan cheows.Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:i only know in army days, Lieutenant is pronounced as nen tiao....![]()
letme tryOriginally posted by FireIce:hermes
clementi
tuition
coupon
Er-men-nay-JIL-do Zay-nia.Originally posted by Haze|:can someone enlighten me on how to pronounce this word
Ermenegildo Zegna
i asked all my friends and noone knows.
it's been bugging me for years and i did not have enough courage to walk in the boutique to ask the shop assistant the pronounciation of the brand
Originally posted by Lorry`:The 'H' is silent. (And that's pronounced as 'ay-ch').
letme try:
hermes > her-mez
something that i can pronounce but can't afford.Originally posted by Kuali Baba:Er-men-nay-JIL-do Zay-nia.
hermes = ehrrrme(silent e), not her meh "eh" is when you have an accent above the eOriginally posted by d3rF:Hmm..
Hermes <- Her-meh
Clementi <- Cluh-men-tee
Tuition <- Too-ee-shun
Coupon <- Koo-Pon
Try mine:
Gloucester
Leicester
Colonel
Porche
Any word that that has "th" in it.Originally posted by markzz:1) Coporal
Proper: Corp - pearl- ral
SG: Copler
2) MRT
Proper: M- ARH- Tea
SG: M- AH-RER-TeE
3) Grand Prix
Proper: Gron-Pree
SG: Grand Prix
4)Singapore
Proper: Sin-ger-pore
SG: Sing-gar-por
5)Lieutenant
Proper: Liu- teh-nent (I heard this often in war movies)
SG: Letter-nent
6)Jean paul
Proper: John Paul
sg: Jean PAul
7)WWE
Proper: Double- U, Double-U, E
SG: Tub-dew,Tub-dew, ERenault
Proper: Reh-knott
SG: Re-knott
9)peugeot
Proper: Per- shure
SG: Pi-geot
10)Photography
Proper: fo- thor-grer-fee
SG: Photo- gra-fee
Anymore words to add to this list?
the emphasis on the "r" is actually something very irishOriginally posted by foxwalk:Any word that that has "th" in it.
For all the phony American accents around that overemphasize the "r" in every word, you can tell they are a phony right away when they start telling "tree dollars".
ask the good old guys at stuttgartOriginally posted by finoq:hey so how many syllables does 'Porsche' have?