What if Australia starts a RoHS program?
Do we then call it SHoR?
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Does the pronunciation change for anyone if you put “China” in front?
Thanks,
Kaz
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Stammerjohan
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I used to be a Roe-Hoss guy, until WEEE came into the picture, now I am a
“Roes” speaker, whether in conjunction with WEEE or not. Roe-Hoss/WEEE
sounded funny.
Bryce
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I’ve usually heard (and speak) the “breathy” Rose.
Best Regards, and Happy Friday!
-Dave
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Interesting responses so far and a couple more suggestions including one
important sample from across the pond. While I agree this acronym is not
intended to be spoken, I nevertheless do so on a regular basis; as do many
others I know.
In an attempt to obtain a pronunciation from a non-emotional resource, I typed
“RoHS, RoHS, RoHS, RoHS” into a document and had my text-to-speech
program (TTS) interpret. It pronounced the word “Rose” with what I would
call a breathy sound just before the “s”. Apparently this was the
machine’s attempt to pronounce the “H” in the acronym. However, I would
not call this particular TTS an expert, it also pronounced “email” as
“em-e-el” with the emphasis on the middle syllable.
-doug
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Subject: Friday question - RoHS
All,
“What is the correct way to pronounce the acronym RoHS?”
This little question has plagued me for several years and every time I think I
have it right, some professional comes along and says it another way. So, I
thought I would ask this esteemed group of individuals. I know of several
variants and there even may be more choices.
1) Those who spell out “R-o-H-S”
2) Those who say “Roe-Hoss”
3) Those who say “Rosh”
4) Those who say “Ross”
What is the consensus?
Thanks,
-doug
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