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beloitpiper Quick question 3rd December 08, 12:11 PM
Maclachlan Jabot... 3rd December 08, 12:15 PM
McClef Jabow (as in French Je) and... 3rd December 08, 12:15 PM
beloitpiper Thanks guys! You can never... 3rd December 08, 12:19 PM
Maclachlan Been down that road a time or... 3rd December 08, 12:35 PM
Jack Daw It took awhile before I... 3rd December 08, 03:31 PM
Woodsheal While we're at it, for... 3rd December 08, 03:45 PM
fudgeman Interesting--I always... 3rd December 08, 03:58 PM
Jack Daw The former. 5th December 08, 12:49 PM
fshguy Thanks for that. I'm just... 4th December 08, 08:15 AM
Jack Daw Regardess of how you... 5th December 08, 12:43 PM
Carolina Kiltman Thanks for the site! I... 3rd December 08, 09:41 PM
Phil Reminds e of the (English)... 4th December 08, 02:26 AM
Jack Daw 'Cromarty' is pronounced with... 5th December 08, 12:53 PM
WARPIPER As for the whiskey, the... 4th December 08, 09:16 AM
fshguy Much appreciated! 4th December 08, 11:11 AM
Jack Daw THAT is handy! Thanks. 5th December 08, 12:48 PM
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    Quick question

    How do you pronounce "Jabot" and "Ruche"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by beloitpiper View Post
    How do you pronounce "Jabot" and "Ruche"?
    Jabot

    Ruche

    Click the red speaker icon for annunciation.
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    Jabow (as in French Je) and Roosh.
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    Thanks guys! You can never be too sure. I remember when I was young, my grandfather was having something to drink, and I looked a the bottle and thought I would impress him with knowing how to pronounce French names.
    "How is your glen-live-ay?"
    He stares at me, then at the bottle, then at me again, and starts laughing.
    "Hah! Lad, it's Glenlivet, and don't you forget it!"

    I never did.

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    Been down that road a time or two myself! Glad to help!
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    Quote Originally Posted by beloitpiper View Post
    Thanks guys! You can never be too sure. I remember when I was young, my grandfather was having something to drink, and I looked a the bottle and thought I would impress him with knowing how to pronounce French names.
    "How is your glen-live-ay?"
    He stares at me, then at the bottle, then at me again, and starts laughing.
    "Hah! Lad, it's Glenlivet, and don't you forget it!"

    I never did.
    It took awhile before I realized how LagaVUlin and GlenMORangie were pronounced...that is, assuming I learned correctly.

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    While we're at it, for sporran do you say:

    SPORE-ehn, or

    spore-ANN...?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsheal View Post
    While we're at it, for sporran do you say:

    SPORE-ehn, or

    spore-ANN...?
    Interesting--I always pronounced it the first way--but I was talking to a Scotsman and he pronounced it the second way. See following:

    http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sporran

    This says the first way is "correct".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsheal View Post
    While we're at it, for sporran do you say:

    SPORE-ehn, or

    spore-ANN...?
    The former.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Daw View Post
    It took awhile before I realized how LagaVUlin and GlenMORangie were pronounced...that is, assuming I learned correctly.
    Thanks for that. I'm just now getting interested in Scotch and have been rather intimidated trying to pronounce some of the varieties when ordering.

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