How do you pronounce this cigar name????!!!

kuzi16

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Jiagmbah

the exact pronunciation is Caaaa---rrriii--oooooll----looo. lOollx.

ddubridge

ddubridge

Thanatos0320

This might or might not help at all. Anytime you see these vowels in a cigar you pronounce them like this:

a=ah
e=eh
i=ee
o= oh (but more like the "ul" sound in the word "pulse")
u= ou

for consonants there are a few main ones you need to know:

C-pronounced like a K in english, and in the middle of a sentence after a vowel it is pronounced like an S, but after a consonant it is pronounced like a K
H- has no sound. It's silent
J- is pronounced like the H in horse
L- one L by itself is pronounced like a normal L in english
LL- can be pronounced 2 ways and still be correct. 1. it is pronounced like the Y in yoyo or 2. it can be pronounced like a "J" in pajamas
x-is pronounced like the letter H in horse
ñ- N+Y

e.g. arturo fuente añejo= ahr-TOU-roh f-UEHN-teh ah-NYEH-hoh.
I capitalized certain letters because that's where the stress goes in the word. Sometimes there are exceptions to the rules. Sometimes you have 2 vowels next to each other that are pronounced like the second vowel like in the word queso but with other words they are pronounced seperately like in the word bueno. I hope this helps

deejmemixx

Thanatos0320:

This might or might not help at all. Anytime you see these vowels in a cigar you pronounce them like this:

a=ah
e=eh
i=ee
o= oh (but more like the "ul" sound in the word "pulse")
u= ou

for consonants there are a few main ones you need to know:

C-pronounced like a K in english, and in the middle of a sentence after a vowel it is pronounced like an S, but after a consonant it is pronounced like a K H- has no sound. It's silent
J- is pronounced like the H in horse
L- one L by itself is pronounced like a normal L in english LL- can be pronounce 2 ways and still be correct. 1. it is pronounced like the Y in yoyo or 2. it can be pronounced like a "J" in pajamas
x-is pronounced like the letter H in horse
ñ- N+Y

e.g. arturo fuente añejo= ahr-TOU-roh f-UEHN-teh ah-NYEH-hoh.
I capitalized certain letters because that's where the stress goes in the word. Sometimes there are exceptions to the rules. Sometimes you have 2 vowels next to each other that are pronounced like the second vowel like in the word queso but with other words they are pronounced seperately like in the word bueno. I hope this helps

you sir...just blew my mind.

deejmemixx

i can never say "i like tuhtles" right

ddubridge

deejmemixx:

i can never say "i like tuhtles" right

It's like this...Just like this

deejmemixx

ddubridge:

deejmemixx:

i can never say "i like tuhtles" right

It's like this...Just like this

what about I like Zhombies

Bob Luken

I reference to the Weekend Blitz - Bahia - Is it Bah EEE yah or Bah EEE ahh?

Edit: Nevermind. I found an audio pronunciation. I still hear a Y sound. (english Y not spanish Y LOL) But I think it's just the sound of the transition between EEE and ahh.

FireRob

Bob Luken:

I reference to the Weekend Blitz - Bahia - Is it Bah EEE yah or Bah EEE ahh?

Edit: Nevermind. I found an audio pronunciation. I still hear a Y sound. (english Y not spanish Y LOL) But I think it's just the sound of the transition between EEE and ahh.

Man, am I off, or your smoking crack. I have been saying Ba He uh. I always either find it funny or feel like a tard when I hear others say the names of cigars or find out how it’s supposed to be pronounced.

FireRob

Whooo after going back and starting to read this whole thread over my head hurts

Bob Luken

FireRob:

Bob Luken:

I reference to the Weekend Blitz - Bahia - Is it Bah EEE yah or Bah EEE ahh?

Edit: Nevermind. I found an audio pronunciation. I still hear a Y sound. (english Y not spanish Y LOL) But I think it's just the sound of the transition between EEE and ahh.

Man, am I off, or your smoking crack. I have been saying Ba He uh. I always either find it funny or feel like a tard when I hear others say the names of cigars or find out how it’s supposed to be pronounced.

I know the feeling. Most of my experience is by online purchases and online education as I have lived virtually in the swamps for a long time now, so my pronunciation of cigar names is lacking. For a while I didn't realize that AVO was a guy's name. I went around saying A.V.O. just like CAO. Maybe that's why my uncle was giving me a bit of a funny look when I asked him to try "try an A.V.O." Maybe he knew better but didn't want to correct me in front of everybody else.

Here's a link to the audio pronunciation of Bahia I meant to include earlier. (Look for the little speaker icon beside the word Bahia to hear the audio.)

http://spanish.dictionary.com/definition/bahia

I found another dictionary with audio that sounded just like you wrote it. I guess it is a matter of interpretation.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Bahia

deejmemixx

Talked to a guy who did he was smoking a cow...guess what it was

0patience

deejmemixx:

Talked to a guy who did he was smoking a cow...guess what it was

CAO. I see it a lot at big cigar shops where the guys are talking about how much they know about cigars.
And when I say C - A - O? They give me that look. Sacrilege I say.

jlmarta

0patience:

deejmemixx:

Talked to a guy who did he was smoking a cow...guess what it was

CAO. I see it a lot at big cigar shops where the guys are talking about how much they know about cigars.
And when I say C - A - O? They give me that look. Sacrilege I say.

CAO are the initials of Cano A. Ozgener who, I believe, started the company.... But you already knew that, didn't you??? LOL