How about GROAN-its?LDC wrote:How do you pronounce the word Gronitz, as in Gronitz Tubas?
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Actually, that "its" is somewhere between English "its" and "eats".
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Actually, that "its" is somewhere between English "its" and "eats".
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Technically, you'd have to use a "German" R, which is produced with the back of the mouth rather than primarily with the tongue as is the case in English, but you'd sound like an idiot trying to do that.
And the "groan-its" is right-on, with the "its" being somewhere between "its" and "eats."
heh, Have fun being "politically correct."
And the "groan-its" is right-on, with the "its" being somewhere between "its" and "eats."
heh, Have fun being "politically correct."
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