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how do you pronounce manuel le saux?

manuel le socks
or
manuel le soh
or
something else?

thanks in advance.

SHIT.




thats how you pronounce it.

I believe it should being pronounced as "Manuel Lio Souuu"

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Originally posted by LoveHate SHIT. thats how you pronounce it.

cool story bro.

Manuel 'l Suo

Manfred Mann.

Manuel eh Sucks




or

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Manfred Mann.

Well, I speak french so maybe i can help you.

You haven't to prononce the "x" of "Saux". So, as your 2nd idea, you have to say: "manuel le soh".

Man Oh Well Le Generic Why Oh Why Soooo?????

manuel loves cocks

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Originally posted by LoveHate SHIT. thats how you pronounce it.

i fink u haf sum speling ishoes! go bak to skool!!!!!!!

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cool story bro.

if you agree then why the interest in how u pronounce manuel le saux

Manuel le Saux

Manwell Luh So

Man, Smell My Socks

one of my fave djs atm big up the manuel le saux great dj plays good trance

here's a question: how do you pronounce gui boratto

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Originally posted by supersaw abuse here's a question: how do you pronounce gui boratto

gee boratto

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Originally posted by jupiterone gee boratto

is that bore-ah-toe? also is that a hard g or a soft g

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Originally posted by supersaw abuse here's a question: how do you pronounce gui boratto

Gooey Bore-a-toe.

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Originally posted by jupiterone gee boratto

no it's not.

It's with a short G and the u is silent like "guee". It's a common Brazilian nickname to Guilherme. Sort of sounds like the "gui" in "guilty". And Bo-Rah-Toe with a shorter "t" and the common portuguese "r" pronunciation.

Gee, Potato

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Originally posted by wotyzoid no it's not. It's with a short G and the u is silent like "guee". It's a common Brazilian nickname to Guilherme. Sort of sounds like the "gui" in "guilty". And Bo-Rah-Toe with a shorter "t" and the common portuguese "r" pronunciation.

my braziliano friend has the same name, and he says it's pronounced gee. weird, he must be a retard

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Originally posted by jupiterone my braziliano friend has the same name, and he says it's pronounced gee. weird, he must be a retard

Yes, he must. Or maybe he's insecure about the real pronunciation. Ask him.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid no it's not. It's with a short G and the u is silent like "guee". It's a common Brazilian nickname to Guilherme. Sort of sounds like the "gui" in "guilty". And Bo-Rah-Toe with a shorter "t" and the common portuguese "r" pronunciation.

What does the 'gui' from 'guilty' sound like? As far as I'm concerned, 'guilty' is pronounced 'giltee', which would translate as 'gee' or 'gi', just like jupiterone said.

I've always pronounced it 'gwi bor-ah-toe', but I was always unsure whether that was correct or not.

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Originally posted by Domesticated What does the 'gui' from 'guilty' sound like? As far as I'm concerned, 'guilty' is pronounced 'giltee', which would translate as 'gee' or 'gi', just like jupiterone said. I've always pronounced it 'gwi bor-ah-toe', but I'm was always unsure whether that was correct or not.

I meant with a short g not the j sounding g. Guh Guh.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid I meant with a short g not the j sounding g. Guh Guh.

But 'guilty' is a hard/strong 'g', just like in 'go'. You don't say 'jilty'. Or maybe you do?

However, if you're talking about the 'guh' sound, does that mean it's pronounced 'guh-you-ee', with the 'i' emphasised similarly to that of 'in'?

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