How do you pronounce behringer

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It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Beringer Winery pronunciation. Thread starter Yul Start date Jun 23, Yul Senior Member Canada, French. Not sure on that one. My mate from the Philipines has the coolest way of pronouncing "Ibanez", it's Ib-yan-ez with a short "i" sound like in "it". I pronounce "Sheehan", shee-uhn. And in an artical I read, Jaco's name is pronounced Jack-o. Different cultures have different ways of pronouncing words.

I suppose it's the same with brands. Hartke: "Hart-key" Schecter: "Sh-ec-ter" Warwick: "Wo short 'o' -ric" I've heard someone pronounce it War-Wick, maybe that is correct, but us Aussie's tend to say our words as quickly as possible. Pastorius -- sounds more italian then mexican :p. You got me there. Just how I say it I guess. I read something forever ago about behringer.

I'm amazed at how many people say the e in hartke, I never did : i've always read it as hark-teh only more composed, don't think ive ever had to say it outloud though. I say jaco jay-co because its just a nicer name then jacko. Aguilar seems to be the most varying one. I always say it agg-will-ar. I doubt I've ever said it out loud, but it's always been Ag-wee-lar in my head. It's probably for the best that I don't say it aloud.

When he was a kid his parents would spell it "Jacko" the spelling was later changed to Jaco, as for the pronounciation of it, i always said jaco like taco. When he was a kid his parents would spell it "Jacko" the spelling was later changed to Jaco, as for the pronounciation of it, i always said jaco like taco I thought it was french-ish like jshaco I thought it was french-ish like jshaco Firstly: why are you bumping a thread that has been dead for over a year?

Secondly: they called him Jocko because he loved baseball, and there was some baseball player named Jocko. Once he became known in the music world, a french guy who had heard his name but never seen it spelled it the French way in a letter, spelling it Jaco. If the word is from another language, such as brand name, it will be pronounced in its original language.

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