How do you pronounce this cigar name????!!!
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deejmemixx
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So I am sure many of you have sat looking at a cigar band and said to your self...how the FK do you say this word???? Is it Vag?? is it Veeeehaaaaaahaaayyyyy??? I ddunnnnooo???
I am sure there are smarter people on this forum that can help you pronunciate that word correctly so you dont feel like such a tool..... so help your brothers out and tell them how to say dem words correctly!
I am sure there are smarter people on this forum that can help you pronunciate that word correctly so you dont feel like such a tool..... so help your brothers out and tell them how to say dem words correctly!
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I was wondering how you say tatuaje. Tattooeee???
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What about "criollo"? Cree-yo-yo, maybe? Or cree-lo-ho? I give up...
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I think it's Karillo...Toombes:What about "criollo"? Cree-yo-yo, maybe? Or cree-lo-ho? I give up... -
no i dont think that is right, I think it is CRIoLLLLOoooooToombes:What about "criollo"? Cree-yo-yo, maybe? Or cree-lo-ho? I give up... -
I know. I have fits with conojos. Love them.
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CO NO JOEScurtpick:I know. I have fits with conojos. Love them. -
i think there is a silent r in there..... COOOO noooRRR joesddubridge:
CO NO JOEScurtpick:I know. I have fits with conojos. Love them. -
Toombes:What about "criollo"? Cree-yo-yo, maybe? Or cree-lo-ho? I give up...
Never mind... I googled it, it's "Crayola". Who knew? -
what CAO. I think you pronounce it COW.
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I call Bs on that one mr enola. It is pronuncicateed not like that at all.Toombes:Toombes:What about "criollo"? Cree-yo-yo, maybe? Or cree-lo-ho? I give up...
Never mind... I googled it, it's "Crayola". Who knew? -
Vee- ah -heydeejmemixx:So I am sure many of you have sat looking at a cigar band and said to your self...how the FK do you say this word???? Is it Vag?? is it Veeeehaaaaaahaaayyyyy??? I ddunnnnooo???
I am sure there are smarter people on this forum that can help you pronunciate that word correctly so you dont feel like such a tool..... so help your brothers out and tell them how to say dem words correctly!
Tat -ooh - ah - heyddubridge:I was wondering how you say tatuaje. Tattooeee???
Cree - oh -yoToombes:What about "criollo"? Cree-yo-yo, maybe? Or cree-lo-ho? I give up...
yes. thats exactly right.ddubridge:what CAO. I think you pronounce it COW. -
Hey great thread! I've been wondering how to pronounce some of these names.
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Good idea. I still get stumped sometimes... You really don't notice until you walk in a b&m and want to ask for something new.... Uh.. It was uh..
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uh... Conojos translated to "with the eyes"curtpick:I know. I have fits with conojos. Love them.
i dont think thats a cigar.
if you are talkin about the Tatuaje cigars then you are talking about "Cojonu"
that is pronounced:
coe - hoe- new
and it roughly translates to "ballsy"
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Great idea for a thread. So is ligero pronounced lee-hair-o or lee-gair-o? I know the r is trilled, but that's not my issue. I've heard both. Usually it's the j that makes the h sound in Spanish and not the g so this one is confusing to me.
As for the double l as in criollo or tortilla, it is almost always pronounced as an English y; tor-tee-ya and cree-o-yo. The double l is actually a separate letter in the Spanish alphabet and it is called elle, pronounced eh-ye. -
the r is not trilled . "R"s are not unless there are two of them. it is also considered another letter called "perro"pelirrojo:Great idea for a thread. So is ligero pronounced lee-hair-o or lee-gair-o? I know the r is trilled, but that's not my issue. I've heard both. Usually it's the j that makes the h sound in Spanish and not the g so this one is confusing to me.
As for the double l as in criollo or tortilla, it is almost always pronounced as an English y; tor-tee-ya and cree-o-yo. The double l is actually a separate letter in the Spanish alphabet and it is called elle, pronounced eh-ye. -
Can somebody help me with this one? - Connecticut.
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pronounced: "long tidal river"Bob Luken:Can somebody help me with this one? - Connecticut.
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lee HEH doh
That's a tough one I know. The double ell is an ell glued to a wye -
kdee OHL yo
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coe DOE hoe
There's no enn in it, so there's nothing to do with eyes -
What about Illusione???
i -'lü - zh?n
(like illusion?)
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ill-loozh-e-o-nay. I'm not good with pronunciation keys (I'm a math teacher, afterall), but I think this should give you the right idea.jgibv:What about Illusione???
i -'lü - zh?n
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kuzi16:
uh... Conojos translated to "with the eyes"curtpick:I know. I have fits with conojos. Love them.
i dont think thats a cigar.
if you are talkin about the Tatuaje cigars then you are talking about "Cojonu"
that is pronounced:
coe - hoe- new
and it roughly translates to "ballsy"
Learn something knew every day around here ! -
So Cohiba behike is pronounced bEE-hIke right?
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bee- hick -aybrianetz1:So Cohiba behike is pronounced bEE-hIke right? -
As much fun as this is, I wish we could just click on a "pronounce it" button and here it correctly. That would be a lot easier than this. I am sure that is not an easy task but someone somewhere must have it, right? Anyone found a link yet?
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I agree, and I was a linguistics major as an undergrad. Even if this were in the International Phonetic Alphabet, I suspect there'd still be disagreement on some of these.J.S.:As much fun as this is, I wish we could just click on a "pronounce it" button and here it correctly. That would be a lot easier than this. I am sure that is not an easy task but someone somewhere must have it, right? Anyone found a link yet? -
so someone needs to make a 10 second youtube video for each word, we could then click on the link. Kuzi is the best candidate for this.
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interestingly enough, if i cant figure it out i usually go on to youtube and search for it.
for example I was having a difficult time with "Eiroa" (last name of Christian Eiroa, former camacho blender, current CLE blender.) I searched for "Eiroa" on youtube and found a few videos with interviews form whaqt i considered a reputable source.
i learned its pronounced
ear - oh - ah
same with Behike
most of the rest of them are just common topic of conversation at my local B&M and it just kinda sinks in.