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Correct pronunciation of players names.
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claupastore
Fan Favourite
cuz french people are crazy 
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mhflierman
Starting XI
Van = van
Nistelrooij = Nis-tel-roi. Like english say "oi" to get someone's attention.
Ubik Valis
Croatian Viking
Hwoa-kin
claupastore
Fan Favourite
no, its hoa-kin
in "hwoa" you dont pronounce the J correctly.
like i said to ice. its like this:
you type HA HA to luagh
we type JA JA
so JOA its HOA
Ubik Valis
Croatian Viking
Yes.
You must have had him confused with some Korean player.
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IceBlu
Guest
you thought wrong. Its Waa-Keen
soccer4evry1
Reserve Team
I see there's confusion on Brazilian Portuguese "R" pronounce.
In Brazil there are 2 ways you can pronounce an initial r, 3 ways to pronounce middle and final r, depends on the region.
The most common way to pronounce the initial r is:
Ronaldo, Ronaldinho = Honaldo, Honaldiño
Middle and final r here in the south and in a portion of the southeast you can pronounce like in spanish (mostly) or english:
Roberto Carlos = Hoberto Carlos
In another portion of the southeast, in the midwest, north and northeast you pronounce it like h too:
Roberto Carlos = Hobehto Cahlos
Not to mention the differences in the s pronounce.
EDIT: Some people, here in the south, pronounce the initial r like in spanish.
In Brazil there are 2 ways you can pronounce an initial r, 3 ways to pronounce middle and final r, depends on the region.
The most common way to pronounce the initial r is:
Ronaldo, Ronaldinho = Honaldo, Honaldiño
Middle and final r here in the south and in a portion of the southeast you can pronounce like in spanish (mostly) or english:
Roberto Carlos = Hoberto Carlos
In another portion of the southeast, in the midwest, north and northeast you pronounce it like h too:
Roberto Carlos = Hobehto Cahlos
Not to mention the differences in the s pronounce.
EDIT: Some people, here in the south, pronounce the initial r like in spanish.
houston3721
Senior Squad
then thats hu-an fe-ron, right?Originally posted by claupastore
juan its like hu-an
and its Veron with a V not a B
thanks