pronunciation

[goybar]

is Fenix pronounced:
phoenix / fee-nix

phen-ix (like fenway park - fen-ix)

how about Inova?

I-Nova or In-o-va

just curious

chris

 

[jabe1]

Been through this... pronounce it like Phoenix.

 

[Lite_me]

Been through this... pronounce it like Phoenix.

Yep!

 

[Marduke]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...ronounce+fenix+&btnG=Search&cts=1236915420243

 

[goybar]

thanks, I should have used search first .

 

[vali]

Im glad to live in a country where you know exacty how a word is pronounced just knowing how to write it :thumbsup::twothumbs

In fact "Fenix" is a valid spanish word: Check here for example

 

[qip]

how about "malkoff"

mac off

muh cough

may cough

mul cough

mal cough



"just incase" for int cough sounds like off with a C in front like Coff ...cuz reading it some may think cowgah:nana:

 

[Mjolnir]

So it isn't phonics then?

 

[2benlightened]

I've always thought it was Inova as in "innovation"... but now I'm not really sure...

 

[Moonshadow]

So it isn't phonics then?

Would that be "phone - ics" or "fonn - ics" ?

 

[timmyg123]

From the manufacturer:

---Fenix,roots from phoenix[fi:niks], Chinese translation is "phoenix, perfect thing". And phoenix stands for lucky, blessedness and perfection in traditional Chinese culture.

 

[Mjolnir]

Phonics, as in the thing you get hooked on.

 

[swiftwing]

I've always though that phen-ix sounds nicer than fee-nix.

 

[travelinman]

hookt on fonix wurkt fer me! :help:

 

[Owen]

Been through this... pronounce it like Phoenix.

Oh, how would you know? You're in Ohio. Last time I was in Ohio, it was:
"Ewin, say dug."
"Dug."
"No, like a dug that you pit."
"Like I dug a pit? Oooh, you mean a dawwwgggg."
"heeheeheeheeheehee, no Ewin, it has three litters...not three sylibbles!

Yue peeple caint tawlk up thur.
And dang it, my name is Owen



I pronounce it "Phoenix", too, though!

 

[Lite_me]

Not sure if I understood all that but it was still funny!

 

[deKatt]

I've always though that phen-ix sounds nicer than fee-nix.

I prefer Phoenix, especially since my wife (when she was a child) thought my avatar's name was Phoenix the Cat.

 

[xcel730]

In China, the Dragon represents the emperor, while the Phoenix represents the emperor's wife (emperess?? :thinking.

If you think flashlight brand's pronunciation is hard, how about watches?

For example: Audemars Piguet = Aw-dee-MAR PEE-gay :devil: