OK you got me there! But you should have said peoples' not people's LOLOriginally posted by Raque Thomas
As long as we're correcting people's english.....that would be you're (rather than your) the greatest!![]()
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VE-ha-cross (Hard "h")
VE-a-cross (Silent "h")
Ve-hee-cross
Ve-ee-cross
Just like AlaskaVX says...
OK you got me there! But you should have said peoples' not people's LOLOriginally posted by Raque Thomas
As long as we're correcting people's english.....that would be you're (rather than your) the greatest!![]()
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Last edited by AlaskaVX : 05/18/2004 at 03:03 PM
2001 Ironman Daily Driver... 3.5" suspension lift (OME912 springs and 1" spring spacer), ball joint flip, 1.5" front diff. drop, 33"x12.5 TrXus MT, 16x10 Eagle Alloy rims, Interceptor, PV muffler, K&N air filter, Alpine Supercharger, Bilstein shocks, and some trimming.
2000 Ironman Project LS-1 VX... very slow progress but someday....... ohhhhh someday......
I just call it a VX.
the only thing in the way of your goals are your excuses
You're actually incorrect. The correct symbol for the pronunciation key is the upside-down "e", which is pronounced neither like a short "a", "e", "i", "o", or "u" in the English language, but is its own sound. For lack of that symbol in the ASCII character set, I substituted "a", which is close enough for anyone but the most meticulous of grammatists.Originally posted by AlaskaVX
Do you pronounce vehicle like ve-ha-cle or ve-hee-cle? I told you how it's pronounced listen to me! Can you not say "hi" as in his? C'mon man get it straight!
Nevertheless, whether the vowel symbol is accurate is irrelevant to the context of this thread, as I was not asking how the vowel is pronounced. I was asking whether the "h" preceeding the "i" is hard or silent. That's also why I only had 2 options at the beginning - they were enough to represent my question accurately.
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Steve
hard h then
Steve, as you can tell we get quite carried away here. Sorry...;Dr;
I've cringed at another owner saying...Ve-HIGH-cross.![]()
Anita
2000 Ebony #263
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And I cringe when I read this post and look at the poll! That would be real bad though!Originally posted by Anita
Steve, as you can tell we get quite carried away here. Sorry...;Dr;
I've cringed at another owner saying...Ve-HIGH-cross.![]()
This car is made in Japan right? Well since the Japanse can't pronounce the V it's called bee-closs here!
And so should you, my american/english/canadian friends, you English natives should stop turning each "foreign"word into something with an English pronounciation...![]()
So all together....I LOVE MY BEE-CLOSS!
lol i think ill do tat...since ppl r already confused...wat the heckOriginally posted by dutchie
This car is made in Japan right? Well since the Japanse can't pronounce the V it's called bee-closs here!
And so should you, my american/english/canadian friends, you English natives should stop turning each "foreign"word into something with an English pronounciation...![]()
So all together....I LOVE MY BEE-CLOSS!
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When you babelfish the Japanese for VehiCROSS it gets turned into "Beak Loss." This made me laugh the first time I used babelfish to view a Japanese web page...
-- John
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Ok well I think the proper way to pronounce it would be like alaska does, but I think it rolls off the tongue easier with the silent H......Just my 2 cents.....
Dean![]()
Just call it what I call it...
AWESOME!!!
My friends tease me and tell me it's pronounced "Vitchy -cross" (Haters)..LOL...
Oh My God! We ALL have nothing better to do???!!!![]()
I can't believe you people. 27 responses to this question and not a soul has gotten it correct.
OK...try to keep up here....the proper pronunciation is:
FUN
sheesh!!!
....sT
What if the Hokey Pokey really IS what it's all about?
well, my 2 year old kid Lukie calls it a 'SooZoo truck!' it works for me, bummer is he likes to point them out when we're driving but we never see any so now anything thats bright yellow gets called a SooZoo truck!
Some grown ups look at me funny too when i tell 'em its a soozoo but what do they know!!
Pete