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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike1
    Skain dew is close enough.
    Surely that is pronounced 'Skane Jew' ??, and that is nothing like how it is said.
    The nearest thing I can come up with is Scottish for a pigeon on the piste!!!
    A 'ski'in doo' !!!
    Last edited by kiltedjaz; 22nd September 06 at 05:10 PM.

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    It's pronounced just like it sounds.

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    Must be one of those phonuncicatin' words that Junior Samples used to tell us about.

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    skeen due

    and 3 posts at the same minute.....

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    I would break it down as such:
    Skee-in doo

    Funny how there are so many ways to try and communicate a few sounds!

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    They're all wrong!... It pronounced sky-ann dubb-hiss

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    Difficult to write out phonetically but it must be pronounced with a Highland accent!

    Ski 'n doo.

    Gallic is difficult to work out the pronunciation from how it is written and there are spelling variants which actually produce the same sound.
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    Cymru, Yr Alban, Iwerddon, Cernyw, Ynys Manau a Lydaw am byth! Yng Nghiltiau Ynghyd!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
    They're all wrong!... It pronounced sky-ann dubb-hiss

    HUH????

    Is that Southern Scott?

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    I try my luck

    I go the french way
    Skin Doux
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    Pierre 'IQ89" Arpin
    AKA The unclonable

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