> > > > How you, US-ers, pronounce my nickname.
>
> > > Personally, here's how i pronounce it..(don't laugh)...
> > > Jo-MEEK-ay
> > >
> >
> > The 'Jo', being pronounced as [dgo] (as the beginning in 'joy')?
>
> Well, joy doesn't quite hit it. I guess you could say it's like the o in home.

I meant the beginning of joy, not the 'o' of joy but nevermind.

>
> > LMAO
> > I like it the way you pronounce it. Especially that stressed MEEK-part. lol
>
> Well thanks, glad to amuse you. Are you going to tell me how it's really pronounced?
>
> > Ok, sorry, Ms "Punctual", lol, you speak American then, well, i dont speak Dutch either, i speak Flemish, which is related to Dutch but is a mixture of French, German, and Dutch.
>
> I have to ask, why punctual? was I on time?

Sorry, in dutch we have a word "punctueel", i thought it was the same in english/american. Nevermind. I dont wanna look it up.

>
> >Jom"isnt-it-weird-that-some-earthlings-can-pronounce-a-certain-sequence-of-letters-and-others-not?"meke
>
> fam "it sure is" ous


You pronounce it like this:

J: pronounced as a 'y', but a 'y' like the beginning of 'young' (so its pronounced as a 'u', now that i think of it, but only the first part of a 'u', lol) complicated? Wait till you hear the rest....
O: the same 'o' as in 'hot'
M: just a silent 'm'
M: you have to pronounce the 2nd too
E: like the word 'a' (a cup of tea, a word, a ...)
K: like the beginning of 'key', you drop the 'eeee'
E: here's that word 'a' again....

All together: JOM-ME-KE

ROTF
Now, i would really love hearing you saying that!


Jom"always-prepared-to-teach-something-new"meke