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Originally posted by JamesR What about Jose (as in Jose Amnesia)? Is it ho-say or more like yo-say? or is it how it looks: Jose? (like Joez)

if it's spanish, it's ho-say
portuguese = joe-say

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Originally posted by Purple The word 'J' should be banned.

letter my friend, letter.

J is an important letter too, just because other languages pronounce it differently, if you removed it, you'd lose a lot of very important words. For example, who would call someone an 'erk' or do you but am on toast. And even worse, what type of insult is ackass

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Originally posted by Purple The word 'J' should be banned.

OI! i resent that, fucko

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Originally posted by Numidia I know guy who's last name is "Lange" and in his case it's pronounced "Lonj"... so maybe "Landje" isn't correct.

Well, I guess it depends on where you come from and stuff like that, but in this case "Lanch" is correct.

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Originally posted by [N]ûk|êû[Z] OI! i resent that, fucko

Take it easy.

Think of it, a world without Jeruselam, without Jihad or Jlo. Wouldnt it be nice?

I mean common the letter 'J' is an unnecessary letter, noone uses it that often and were it is used; it can easily be substituted by 'G' or 'Y'.

For Example:

007 : My name is Bond, Games Bond!
Chick:

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Originally posted by Purple Take it easy. Think of it, a world without Jeruselam. Wouldnt it be nice?

Not for any christian who might want to visit places from religious books. I think your friend George Bush would like the ideas though

and what about vincent de moor?

the de sounds like "dee" and the "moor" like sound on "foot"?

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Originally posted by Purple For Example: 007 : My name is Bond, Games Bond! Chick:

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Originally posted by PlasticSoul and what about vincent de moor? the de sounds like "dee" and the "moor" like sound on "foot"?

de = 'du' as in 'the'
moor = moor, as is what you do with boats.

I always pronounced lange as lang-uh, is it was spelt the same way as the Afrikaans word Lange, meaning long.

Now I know it is pronounce as per flange. think banjo without the 'o', lange

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