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trollface
25-11-2010
Originally Posted by Sherlock_Holmes:
“It´s pronounced Ssssswulf (the Z becomes a long S in this case).”

Well, if we're going to talk about the "z", then it's actually more like "ts" than "s".
nanscombe
25-11-2010
In schwarz (black) may be but in zwölf (12)? Two different sounds surely?

Shvarts and Sssvulf. I wish I could do the old phonetics properly.
notary
25-11-2010
I think they are the same sound its just the stress is at the beginning of the word in both cases.
nanscombe
25-11-2010
More like shvarsss and sssvulf then?

I'd always said shvarts.
trollface
25-11-2010
Originally Posted by nanscombe:
“In schwarz (black) may be but in zwölf (12)? Two different sounds surely?”

Nope, it's the same. "Z" in German is pronounced "ts".
notary
25-11-2010
More like shvarsss and sssvulf then
I'd always said shvarts.
correct
and tssvelf I think nearer to an e than a u.
or between e and o.
nanscombe
25-11-2010
Since I'm not likely to need to speak German again any time soon I shall wish you both ..

Gute nacht.
trollface
25-11-2010
Originally Posted by nanscombe:
“More like shvarsss and sssvulf then?

I'd always said shvarts.”

"Schvarts" is correct, as is "tsvoelf" (as far as you can use English sounds to describe the German pronunciations).

For added fun "Volks Wagen" is "Folks Vagen".
madetomeasure
27-11-2010
Originally Posted by notary:
“To made to measure
"If you are buying a dress, to use your analogy, of course you'll shop at different shops until you find the right one and pay the right price. Mug springs to mind."
If you buy made to measure ones yes. But not off the peg.”

I must apologise to you Notary, reading back at my post to you I cringed. I'm sorry I didn't mean to come across as so aggressive.
notary
27-11-2010
Thats ok
We will see this week how the 'expert apprentices' buy their twelve or so products. How many shops they try before deciding. As I have already written I would find the price online before venturing. So far we know they paid £23 pound for a tartan metre which I consider a good price.
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