On 26/04/2011 12:27, David Tubbs wrote:
At 10:26 26/04/2011 +0100, you wrote:
Oh tell me about it,my surname Waugh, pronounced in Scotland as in
Scots Loch, not Wao, War, Woff or even weirder.
Some 60yrs ago I knew a Geordie of your name,spoken of as Billy Yuff.
Well I was born in Dumfrieshir
hence the humour around this site
http://www.penisland.net/
Lee
-: Back to the QL :-
Yes, but Americans talk funny, so the pronunciation is suspect even if the
letters are the same.
Around here, 'pin' and 'pen' have the exact same pronunciation! :P
Dave
At 10:26 26/04/2011 +0100, you wrote:
Oh tell me about it,my surname Waugh, pronounced in Scotland as in Scots
Loch, not Wao, War, Woff or even weirder.
Some 60yrs ago I knew a Geordie of your name,spoken of as Billy Yuff.
When Evekyn wrote his autobiography a cartoon in Private Eye -
Little bo
On 26 Apr 2011, at 10:26, Billy wrote:
>>
>> My daughter is in Crete at the mo', she is somewhat fluent, so I asked her.
>> Amongst the peasantry it is said as "Tea she" but in what might be
>> called high Greek it is Tie che where the ch is as in that Scottish body
>> of water - Loch, or as in
My daughter is in Crete at the mo', she is somewhat fluent, so I asked her.
Amongst the peasantry it is said as "Tea she" but in what might be
called high Greek it is Tie che where the ch is as in that Scottish body
of water - Loch, or as in Van Goch (when not the American removal firm -
Van Go)
Op Tue, 26 Apr 2011 02:19:20 +0300 schreef David Tubbs
:
My daughter is in Crete at the mo', she is somewhat fluent, so I asked
her.
Amongst the peasantry it is said as "Tea she" but in what might be
called high Greek it is Tie che where the ch is as in that Scottish body
of water - Loch,
At 17:52 25/04/2011 -0500, you wrote:
On Mon, Apr 25, 2011 at 5:48 PM, paul wrote:
> I asked a retired university latin/greek teacher I know and he offer this
> opinion
>
> "tie-key" and "sigh-key" are the pronunciations he used
>
> --
> Paul Holmgren
> Mine: 2 57 300-C's in Indy
> Hers: 05 PT
On Mon, Apr 25, 2011 at 5:48 PM, paul wrote:
> I asked a retired university latin/greek teacher I know and he offer this
> opinion
>
> "tie-key" and "sigh-key" are the pronunciations he used
>
> --
> Paul Holmgren
> Mine: 2 57 300-C's in Indy
> Hers: 05 PT GT R/T HO Stage 1
> Hoosier Corps L#6
>
On 4/20/2011 7:46 AM, ql-users-requ...@lists.q-v-d.com wrote:
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Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2011 09:29:06 +0100
From: Laurence Reeves
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