Well I'm glad I asked about this!

synchestra...

my friend's last name is Vaitruardrok and is pronounced Why-twit-low. Thatd be cool if Synchestra was like that and is actually pronounced Flub-snerd-gumpo-twuz or something.

actually that would be the stupidest thing ever.

Hahaha, wow...

my friend's last name is Vaitruardrok and is pronounced Why-twit-low. Thatd be cool if Synchestra was like that and is actually pronounced Flub-snerd-gumpo-twuz or something.

actually that would be the stupidest thing ever.

Hahaha, that's really cool.


I've been calling it 'sin-kest-rah'.

I was pronoucing it it Syn-cresta. Well sink-EST-rah sounds better.

my friend's last name is Vaitruardrok and is pronounced Why-twit-low. Thatd be cool if Synchestra was like that and is actually pronounced Flub-snerd-gumpo-twuz or something.

actually that would be the stupidest thing ever.

Perhaps, unless we rename this the "Flub-snerd-gumpo-twuz" Discussion...

Then, watch a lot of confused people stumbling around here!

my friend's last name is Vaitruardrok and is pronounced Why-twit-low.

My friends name is Margaret, we pronounce it Peggy.

I was thinking orchestra, but 'sin' instead of 'or'.

I've been calling it 'sin-kest-rah'.

Yeah me too.
Even though I'm from Finland and still trying to learn English, I'm quite familiar with pronunciation.

I've been calling it 'sin-kest-rah'.

Yeah me too.
Even though I'm from Finland and still trying to learn English, I'm quite familiar with pronunciation.

I've been calling it that aswell...

I think it's very much down to where you live. Americans and Canadians put a different emphasis on syllables in quite a number of words.

Hard to write it, but try saying Ice Cream. In the UK its Ice. Cream. in the U.S. it seems to be pronounced as one word... Icecream.

So I say Syn Kest Tra.

n'synchestra... no?

That would make me go BUY BUY BUY!

dev sed its syn-stinkin-chestra