I didn't want to high jack the Meucci thread but I am actually wondering how to pronounce Peachauer?
Is is like peach hour?
Is is like peach hour?
I didn't want to high jack the Meucci thread but I am actually wondering how to pronounce Peachauer?
Is is like peach hour?
This came up years ago, and we got the answer from the horse's mouth:
Pet Shower
This came up years ago, and we got the answer from the horse's mouth:
Pet Shower
Peach hour, is how Jerry pronounces it. I asked.
Close, but the horse had a slightly different accent or impediment.
PetChower
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport.billiard/msg/cea53eab57facbfc?hl=en&dmode=source
Fred
Yes, thanks. That's the exchange I was remembering.
So Mr. Oggnear, when are you gonna change that "location" to 1600 miles east of Fargo, ND?
Can't have been. Or something. Probably something.
Pronunciation is funny. Just talking to someone, they can't pronounce it back. Like my name for example. I tell XXX how to pronounce it, and he says it back so poorly several times like either he doesn't hear me right or his mouth just doesn't work it.
Anyway, several of us have had discussions with Jerry on this in years past. He wrote it down (how he pronounces it) and it matches what he says in person. Follow my link.
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport.billiard/msg/cea53eab57facbfc?hl=en&dmode=source
Fred
It's simply a linguistic/phonetic break down of the sounds when you're going through a syllable change and you have that hard 'ch" sound. Part of the ch is in the first syllable. Which part? I guess the 't' makes lakes logical sense phonetically. You can do a hard stop without the t, but it's hardly a difference, IMO.I wonder why there's a "t" pronounced in there. I would have thought it would be closer to "Peh-chour"