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Help[Opinions] Where are people getting the "oo" sound from? (m)
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I don't mean to be snotty. I'm truely curious.
I say "thee-uh-," but I can see how others would get "thee-oh-." I can't understand where anyone could get "thee-oo-" from. Is there a famous person who says it this way? Is this an authentic Greek pronunciaiton that I'm not familiar with?
Just wondering.
I say "thee-uh-," but I can see how others would get "thee-oh-." I can't understand where anyone could get "thee-oo-" from. Is there a famous person who says it this way? Is this an authentic Greek pronunciaiton that I'm not familiar with?
Just wondering.
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For me, I'm just no go at writing things like that out.
There is no oo sound for me - it is an thee-uh
There is no oo sound for me - it is an thee-uh
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Same here *scratches head*
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