Saltire: sal-tire or sal-teer ? MacKay: mah-kay or mah-ky or machay ? MacIver: mac-eever or mac-i-ver ? wondering minds...
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Hmmm, in the Great Pacific NW of the US, we would say.. Salt' er Mac Keye (rhymes with eye) Mac Eye'ver (like the detective on the TV show)
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Originally Posted by vmac3205 Hmmm, in the Great Pacific NW of the US, we would say.. Salt' er Mac Keye (rhymes with eye) Mac Eye'ver (like the detective on the TV show) Thank you sir
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And thank you sir Originally Posted by heilanner Sal Tire Mac Eye Mac Eye vur
Interesting.. Ive always been saying Saul - Tear
Originally Posted by hospitaller And thank you sir nae problem. oh, i should have said, the emphasis is on the Sal and the Kay. so... Saltire, MacKay and MacIver
thought MacKay was Ma- Kay, making an "A" sound not eye.
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Originally Posted by Nick the DSM thought MacKay was Ma- Kay, making an "A" sound not eye. Nope, although many here in the colonies pronounce it that way. T.
Originally Posted by Nick the DSM thought MacKay was Ma- Kay, making an "A" sound not eye. Don't tell a MacKay that. Here's a nifty link http://forvo.com/word/mackay
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