Manufacturer Pronunciation?

Ist dis nicht eine Schnitzelbank?

LOL, that's ALL the German I know, and that only from family reunions...

10, 20, 30, 40, 50 or more. That bloody Red Baron was rollin' up a score. 80 men died tryin' to end the spree of the bloody Red Baron of Germany.

Yeah, RatherGoodBear, THAT one. :)

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

I was always taught that "V" in Dutch is pronounced like an "F" i.e. Vekoma is Fe-KOM-a

Nope...V like in very, variety, veal, etc.

ich spreche deutsch auch!

Anyways. I never had a problem pronouncing Manufacturer names, execpt Moeher Shoene.

I guess we should call B&M, Intamin, and Vekoma and see how the receptionist calls it? Anyone want to buy the internation fees. And eh, German and Dutch are needed. Although, German and Dutch are very similar.

Although, I just found out. On Vekoma's opening page a narrator pronounced "Vek - oma"

-Shwahtskoppff (r.i.p.) - Sccch, vhats, kom, ph

-Djohvahnolah (r.i.p.) Deyo, h, vaaan, ooh, lah

Assuming those are german?
*** Edited 4/1/2006 2:38:14 PM UTC by Keith2005***

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