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Correct Pronunciation
I was wondering if somebody could help me with a small prob. The name HARTGE conjours up one of those eastern european names that seems to be lacking in a vowel or two. So does one say Hartge as "Hartige" or "Hartarge" or "Harge" or "Hartgee" or "Hartgah" or what ?? I appreciate their may be an American version as opposed to an English/Australian way of pronouncing this rather strange word. I'd be interested to hear, er I mean, see its correct pronunciation written. Your thoughts and knowledge of this word please. Thanks in advance
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hartguh
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"parts"
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Are you serious? that's even harder to pronounce than "hartge"!?
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Hart-guh is correct. In the German language, 'e' at the end of a word is pronounced 'uh'. Same as Porsche.
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we pronounce hartjay or hartjuh
Last edited by amacman; 05-24-2009 at 05:48 PM. |
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