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| Thank you. Last edited by Sunbeam; 26-Aug-2007 at 11:49. |
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| There's an audio pronunciation of (Nino) Cerruti here with [s], Designer Labels. I've also heard it pronounced with ch, as in church, never sh. Monsoon, as in the weather kind, [s]. Swarovski, as in a last name, [s] and sh. |
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| Thank you Casiopea. But I didn't get the last one. I mean the first /S/ should we say /Sw/arovski or /Sh/warovski. |
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| You're most welcome, and both [s] and sh. |
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| Thank you again Casiopea. |
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