http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fpr5lYMz7LE" target="_blank
Well, looks like i've been saying wrong.
How to say "Sousa"
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Re: How to say "Sousa"
That is how I have always said it - "Soo-sa".
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Re: How to say "Sousa"
Ironically, the way most of us pronounce it with the Z in the middle is more faithful to its Portuguese origins. (I think they'd say "so-za" though.) I'm telling myself he probably pronounced his Zs a little dry and the recording just picked that up. Surprised they got him on a recording at all ... maybe that's how he pronounced his Zs while gritting his teeth.
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Re: How to say "Sousa"
I've always said - SOO-za.
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Light or High Life?
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Mallard?
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