i always pronounce ot OAR-EYE-ZA but i guess its down to personal preference. i mean how varied is the dialect in every country. you say tomato i say tomayto
i always pronounce ot OAR-EYE-ZA but i guess its down to personal preference. i mean how varied is the dialect in every country. you say tomato i say tomayto
I just listened to the audio version because I know they asked for Steve's input on pronunciations and it was pronounced Or-eye-zahs with emphasis on second syllable.
I'll never hear that in my head when I read it, though, I'm sure.
This is why I mispronounce rhinoceros, too. I read it before I had the chance to hear someone say it.
I think it's a pretty name and very, very cool!
Hi,
All her life my mother had an image of a lion running around the world when she heard the word 'equator'.
When she'd first heard it at primary school she misheard the teacher and thought she said 'The equator is a menagerie lion running around the world'
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Oh, that is really cute. And definitely something a kid would think, my daughter has similar ideas.
I learned to read a couple of years before I went to school, so I knew a lot of words but not how to say all of them.
I say Rhinoceros: Rin-oh-cer-ohs.
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