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| Cunning Linguists Languages and their use. What languages do you speak and why? What do words really mean? Can you say things in one language that you can't say in another? Should there be a national language? How many languages should a person know and what are they? |
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#1
 2008-04-18, 22:05 |
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 ATTN: people who can pronounce dutch names!
i need someone to tell me how to pronounce suusje, much love :P
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#2
2008-04-18, 22:06 |
perfect chaos 
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Re: ATTN: people who can pronounce dutch names!
Suishi or squizee.
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#3
2008-04-18, 22:08 |
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Re: ATTN: people who can pronounce dutch names!
Maybe something close to how we pronounce "Susie", but with a Dutch accent...? That would be my best guess.
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*waits for sybil*
Anyways. This belongs in Cunning Linguists.
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#4
2008-04-18, 23:44 |
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Re: ATTN: people who can pronounce dutch names!
Soos-ye.
The "oo" has more of a "u" sound though.
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#5
2008-04-19, 14:29 |
Fza
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Re: ATTN: people who can pronounce dutch names!
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Originally Posted by fuckbiscuit
i need someone to tell me how to pronounce suusje, much love :P
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I'll make a sound clip for you when I get on my other pc (tonight or tomorrow). |
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#6
2008-04-24, 22:14 |
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Re: ATTN: people who can pronounce dutch names!
the double u, is a sound English doesn't use anymore. If you speak old english however its easy.
s-uu-sh-e
Dont try and use the u sound as in modern English, that would be written down as oe in Dutch.
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