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Posted by Inertia on Oct-22-2003 04:06:

quote:
Originally posted by YaleTrance
who's that moron? reggaeton comes from dancehall reggae and hip hop, it doesn't have ANYTHING to do with house or pop.

unless you weren't able to catch it at first instant; that quote
is there for HUMOROUS purposes

and who the hell cares where itreally came from, it just sucks.. anhd dont tell me you're a "DJ Blass" fan or anything of the sort, or i will be forced to tie you down and put you through a full week of listening to decent music...

Posted by j�c� on Oct-22-2003 06:12:

I asked him this personally when he played here in sydney

its, Za-Bee-La

straight from the horses mouth

Posted by Wasted_Space on Oct-22-2003 06:24:

just call him Zabs and avoide the whole issue altogether.

bah.

Posted by monoxide on Oct-22-2003 10:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Wasted_Space
just call him Zabs and avoide the whole issue altogether.

bah.

quite a discovery there it's tha easiest way to call him...

as for za-bee-la - if you pronounce it like that, it should be written like "zabyla" ("y" is not pronounced "why" in latin grammar, it's pronounced more like long "e" in english) and not "zabiela", why bother, i've already written that it's almost impossible to pronounce "ie" right for eglish speakin'... "ie" is something like word "yeah" in engl, but not exactly...

quote:
Originally posted by emono
so correct us

well, if we met, i'd pronounce it like a thousand times to you and maybe you'll learn that... but in written form - it's impossible as there a great differences with languages and all of them have letters and diphthongs that othrs just can't understand (in written form, i mean)...

Posted by James Talk on Oct-22-2003 17:28:

Zabiela = Za-Bee-La

And it is a Polish name.

Posted by chandler on Oct-22-2003 17:56:

Well, it sounds way much cooler in Spanish, and he's a quite cool DJ, so speak it in spanish !!!

Posted by magicsushi on Oct-22-2003 18:33:

it's interesting thet many of you are/were looking for some weird way to pronounce it, when it is after all, pronounced exactly as it's spelt (In english)

za. Everyone can pronounce two letters (I hope)
b.
ie. = an 'e' sound. A general rule for english. There are very very few words where this rule does not apply
la.

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