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Trey45
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Howdy, it's been quite a while since I've actually posted here, I do more reading than anything. I do however have a question about the pronunciation of Beltrame. Is it pronounced like bell traim?

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I'll try to answer this one:
Belltrame:
Bell as in the thing that goes Ding Dong
tra as in Tra-La-La
me as in May
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Thanks! You settled a minor arguement.
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oh wow...completely different then how ive been saying it lol... :oops:
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Chrisadamley wrote:oh wow...completely different then how ive been saying it lol... :oops:
Don't feel bad. Ran into a guy from the UK with the name of Featherstonehaugh. Pronounced "Fanshaw". Also another Brit with a famous car collection is named Beaulieu. He pronounces it in the typical Brit distain for French names as "Bewly". And English is our Mother Tongue :lol:

BTW, the "me" in Beltrame can also be rendered as plain ol' Me as in Mini-Me. Believe the longer "a" sound as in May is closer to the Italian.
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natcherly wrote: Belltrame:
Bell as in the thing that goes Ding Dong
tra as in Tra-La-La
me as in May
Bell-trah-may?
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JerrBear wrote:Bell-trah-may?
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what did we decide on Mikov, my Cough, Mike off, Mike of, Mick of ?
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MI (like milk)
Kov (like kalishnikov)
Mick - ahh - v
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I'm sure if I HEARD it from any of them, I'd know if they have been laughing at us or are offended :wink:
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