how to pronounce "Omega"
Wondering if someone can enlighten me on the proper pronounciation of Omega
TimeZone has this to say.
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word pronunciation - a complete guide
Posted by K Dombrova on April 05, 1998 at 15:57:08:
I have seen many posts about correct pronunciation of watch brands. I have included below a more complete list as indicated in the book "Complete Price Guide To Watches" 1997 edition, published by Cooksey and Shugart. I hope I'm not infringing on any copy write laws. These are the more common names, the book, however is filled with many more:
1. Audemars Piguet - aw-dee-MAR, PEE-gay
2. Baume & Mercier - bome-MAY & mair-cyay
3. Blancpain - Blahnk-Pan
4. Breitling - BRITE-ling
5. Cartier - kar-t-yay
6. Chopard - show-par
7. Corum - Kore-um
8. Ebel - AY-ble
9. Girrard Perregaux - jir-ard per-ay-go
10. Heuer - HEW-er
11. Ingraham - ing-gram
12. Jaeger - YAY-gur
13. A. Lange & Sohne - A. lahng un zoo-nah
14. Le Coultre - luh-kool-tray
15. Longines - LAWNG-jeen
16. Movado - moe-VAH-doe
17. Nardin - nar din
*18. Omega - oh-me-guh
19. Patek Philippe - pa-tek fee-leep
20. Piaget - pee-uh-jaay
21. Piguet - pee gay
22. Rado - rah-doe
23. Schaffausen - shaf-HOW-zun
24. Tissot - tee-SOh
25. Vacheron & Constantin - VASH-er-on, CON-stan-teen
26. Wittnauer - Wit-nower
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now this stupid video said it they way I thought it was pronounced
http://www.youtube.com/p.swf?video_...bHbU/2.jpg&t=OEgsToPDskJu-xBkyXwP6HzdnYyinl2l
Is that just pronounced that way for american sales?
do I owe bond a apology?
Wondering if someone can enlighten me on the proper pronounciation of Omega
TimeZone has this to say.
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word pronunciation - a complete guide
Posted by K Dombrova on April 05, 1998 at 15:57:08:
I have seen many posts about correct pronunciation of watch brands. I have included below a more complete list as indicated in the book "Complete Price Guide To Watches" 1997 edition, published by Cooksey and Shugart. I hope I'm not infringing on any copy write laws. These are the more common names, the book, however is filled with many more:
1. Audemars Piguet - aw-dee-MAR, PEE-gay
2. Baume & Mercier - bome-MAY & mair-cyay
3. Blancpain - Blahnk-Pan
4. Breitling - BRITE-ling
5. Cartier - kar-t-yay
6. Chopard - show-par
7. Corum - Kore-um
8. Ebel - AY-ble
9. Girrard Perregaux - jir-ard per-ay-go
10. Heuer - HEW-er
11. Ingraham - ing-gram
12. Jaeger - YAY-gur
13. A. Lange & Sohne - A. lahng un zoo-nah
14. Le Coultre - luh-kool-tray
15. Longines - LAWNG-jeen
16. Movado - moe-VAH-doe
17. Nardin - nar din
*18. Omega - oh-me-guh
19. Patek Philippe - pa-tek fee-leep
20. Piaget - pee-uh-jaay
21. Piguet - pee gay
22. Rado - rah-doe
23. Schaffausen - shaf-HOW-zun
24. Tissot - tee-SOh
25. Vacheron & Constantin - VASH-er-on, CON-stan-teen
26. Wittnauer - Wit-nower
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now this stupid video said it they way I thought it was pronounced
http://www.youtube.com/p.swf?video_...bHbU/2.jpg&t=OEgsToPDskJu-xBkyXwP6HzdnYyinl2l
Is that just pronounced that way for american sales?
do I owe bond a apology?