"Toller" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sadly my dictionary doesn't recognize them as woods.
>
> Sheh-doo-ah? Shed-oo-ah? Shee-do-ah?
Ah-Do-Wah-Wah!
> Yu-tile? Yu-til? Yut-il?
We-tile!
> Chee-chehn? Che-Chehn? Chech-ehn?
Chong!
Sorry, couldn't resist. :o)
"Toller" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Sadly my dictionary doesn't recognize them as woods.
>
> Sheh-doo-ah? Shed-oo-ah? Shee-do-ah?
> Yu-tile? Yu-til? Yut-il?
> Chee-chehn? Che-Chehn? Chech-ehn?
>
> Rather OT, but zoology is pronounced exactly as it is spelled; zo-ol-o-gy.
> Not zoo-ol-o-gy, like I always thought.
Ok, I have to yank your chain on this one. LOL.
In an international forum you will probably get 4 or 5 different and correct
answers.
Ask a Bostonian how to pronounce Drawers, Drawing, Park, Garden, Saw and you
will most likely get, Draws, Drawerings, Pok, God'en, and Sawer.
Equally odd I have seen Chest of Drawers spelled Chest of Draws.
That said, it takes a smart person to be able to pronounce and spell a word
more than one way.
Che-chen
"Che" like in chess
Toller wrote:
> Sadly my dictionary doesn't recognize them as woods.
>
> Sheh-doo-ah? Shed-oo-ah? Shee-do-ah?
> Yu-tile? Yu-til? Yut-il?
> Chee-chehn? Che-Chehn? Chech-ehn?
>
> Rather OT, but zoology is pronounced exactly as it is spelled; zo-ol-o-gy.
> Not zoo-ol-o-gy, like I always thought.
>
>
Toller wrote:
> Sadly my dictionary doesn't recognize them as woods.
>
> Sheh-doo-ah? Shed-oo-ah? Shee-do-ah?
No idea but I'd guess your first or SHED-wa
________
> Yu-tile? Yu-til? Yut-il?
ooo-TEEL (means "useful")
____________
> Chee-chehn? Che-Chehn? Chech-ehn?
CHAY-chen (AY = long "A" as in "famous")
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