Hi Zelimir:
Thanks for responding and offering to do this.
We are getting ready to go out for dinner, so let me get back to you on
the color issue. It is somewhat complicated.
Larry
On Wed, April 30, 2008 2:56 pm, Zelimir Gabelica wrote:
OK Larry, if you feel that this should at least be
I clicked the wrong button... must be time to go to bed :-)
Dear Tom and List,
Jim has had a very intense few days at work this week so I'm not sure if he
had time to respond
or not to your request. Since it's 1:11 AM I'm not going to call him... :-)
We would be happy to keep a list of
Rob Elliott's Leighlinbridge isn't pronounced the way it looks. I
believe it is pronounced lock - lynn - bridge. Rob can clarify this one.
Yep, that's about right.
The pronunciation varies with different regional dialects, but the
Leighlinbridge residents themselves in County Carlow,
One easier to pronounce than Cat Mountain is Twodot, Montana.
Say: 2 .
Interesting mention of Mocs. I thought that was a no-brainer but then we
named our son Lukas. Only later we were told how to pronounce it.
Cheers,
Martin
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How about Juancheng? I've heard several different pronumciations.
David H.
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How about Oh-des-ah? Odessa; pretty simple, unless your from where
they would call it O-dee-sa, or Odd-es-sa. LouisanaO-dee-soh, more
shrimp in the gumbo please.
Dave F.
David Hardy wrote:
How about Juancheng? I've heard several different pronumciations.
David H.
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In 1997 when I visited with Mr. Silva, who was still the
mayor of La Criolla, Entre Rios, Argentina, he pronounced it La Cri o
Ja. I am told that in Castilian Spanish which
One that I mispronounced was yilmia which I said yil-me-a.
I have been told the correct pronouncation is ya-mi. The ya as in yuk and the i in mi
as eye.
Eric Olson
http://www.star-bits.com
You might be a meteorite collector if you know words in 30 languages and can't
pronounce any of them
I always pronounced Juancheng as jwan-cheng
Clear Skies Happy Hunting,
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Clear Skies Happy Hunting,
Jay Haynes
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What
So how do you pronounce NWA 482?
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I need some help too. Maybe one of you willing to make us few lists with
names and pronuncations. Maybe many of us may realize that we spoke those
word incorrect way.
Tom Perry
Hi List,
While writing out my talk I realized that alot of these meteorites have really
weird names and cant
Dear All,
I had my favorite paleobotanist exclaim: I don't care how you pronounce
it, tomatoe or tomatow as long as you know what you are talking about...
We were discussing parenchima, and zylom and phloem. My personal
favorite is chalcedony pronounced cal-ced-knee.
Ahpalled at opal
Hi All,
One I always hear mispronounced is Willamette.
It is said as wil-LAM-it
Not will-a-MET as so many non-Oregonians say.
By the way, that's ORE-a-gun, not or-E-gone or ORE-e-gun.
Martin in ID (not Indiana)
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n: Si-ko'-tay Al-in'... --Rob
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I need some help too. Maybe one of you willing to make us few l
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Good idea and also I already ask the meteoritetimes about to put a word or two names along with the pronuncations in every month but I havent heard from them yet.
Tom Perry
Here's an idea. I will volunteer to keep a online database
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I mean, how DO you say "Gao Guenie"buggered if I know!
I assume Gao rhymes with Tao. Guenie? You've got me.
Rhymes with Benny? --Rob
You got that one right!
Gao like Tao, Guenie like Gwen - Knee
Now
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Not me, my tongue hurts enough already!
Regards,
Tom Randall
P.S. I just got my copies of the Cambridge Encyclopedia of
meteorites and the Catalogue of meteorites today! I'm in heaven at the
moment! 2 specimens of Bensour from Mike should
Ideally, we could get native speakers from the regions in question to give
us the last word in pronunciation of various meteorite names. That way,
no one would be subjected to my mangling of Chassigny or Tissemoumine!
Tracy Latimer
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Independance... Mark Bostick "The Big Collector" - Original Message - From: Rhett Bourland Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 8:00 PM To: Matson, Robert; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] meteorite pronunciation Your pronunciation of Allende is correct Robert. I remember
In Spanish double ls are pronounced as y in English - as in
La Jolla - so, it is Ah - yen - day
Michael
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How
about La Criolla? I heard from Eduardo (meteorites.com) say it like "La
Crioche". Is that correct or was my hearing messed?
, Spanish was my language.
Mike Farmer
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I believe La Criolla holds to the same Spanish
pronunciation!.
Eduardo
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I believe La Criolla holds to the same Spanish pronunciation
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