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Subject: | Re: Pronunciation of bird names |
From: | "Muir Environmental" <> |
Date: | Tue, 17 Nov 1998 13:49:26 +0800 |
Hi Niven Good one! Does anyone out there pronounce "war-bler" as "Jeri-gon"? - i.e. Jerry gone..... Jennifer Muir Director, Muir Environmental ---------- > From: Niven McCrie <> > To: > Subject: Pronunciation of bird names > Date: Saturday, 7 November 1998 11:47 > > ......While on the pronunciation kick, how should we pronounce Gerygone, > and why? "Jer-riggonnee"?, "Ger-riggonnee"?, "Grigg-onnee"? > > I think it's best pronounced "war-bler". However, I use > "Jer-riggonnee". It's taken a long time to get used to it and I ain't > changing now. > > Niven > > > > ************ > Niven McCrie > http://www.taunet.net.au/niven/ > P.O. Box 41382 > Casuarina 0811 NT > Australia > 61 8 89451130 |
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