rec.autos.simulators

> On Wed, 09 Feb 2000 19:33:13 GMT, Richard ZZ Busch

> >Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> >Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In English
> >please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> >interesting too <G>

> >Thanks,

> To email me remove the "u"s

> >Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> >Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In English
> >please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> >interesting too <G>

> Well, since the O actually has an umlaut over it, I guess the phonetic
> for English would be something like:

> "Urr-ste-reich-ring"

> Whad'ya think? :-)

> --
> Cheers!
> Graeme Nash

> "***y hard track...."

> Gutteral Northumrian with a smidgen of Anglo-Saxon grunt.

> Just*** onto me wheel like a nutter.

> This place is too fast by far.

> idav.

> Maybe I should put on my 1950 motorbike goggles for extra immersion
effect,
> problem is I'll probably end up looking like Snoopy.

> ps: To the guy from down south.....quit with the proofreading - I know I
> cannit schpell.

> > >Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> > >Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In
English
> > >please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> > >interesting too <G>

> > Well, since the O actually has an umlaut over it, I guess the phonetic
> > for English would be something like:

> > "Urr-ste-reich-ring"

> > Whad'ya think? :-)

> > --
> > Cheers!
> > Graeme Nash

> It is pronounced - Ooster Rike Ring.

> > Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> > Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In English
> > please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> > interesting too <G>

> --
> *****************************************************
> David A. Ewing

> *****************************************************

> And now, to find out if Outlook posts it properly...

> >First off, there should be umlauts (the two little dots) over the O.
> >Unfortunately, Noonan or whomever left these out. Osterreich means
Austria
> >in German, which is the language of Austria.  The track is located in
> >Austria, hence the name.  It more or less means "Austria Circuit".

> >It is pronounced - Ooster Rike Ring.

> >> Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> >> Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In
English
> >> please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> >> interesting too <G>

> >--
> >*****************************************************
> >David A. Ewing

> >*****************************************************

> oh forget it . . .
> -DK

> > Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> > Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In English
> > please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> > interesting too <G>

> > Thanks,
> > --
> > Richard "ZZ" Busch

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> Sorry i.
> (Is 'dav' your surname?)

> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
> ---------------------------

> > "***y hard track...."

> > Gutteral Northumrian with a smidgen of Anglo-Saxon grunt.

> > Just*** onto me wheel like a nutter.

> > This place is too fast by far.

> > idav.

> > Maybe I should put on my 1950 motorbike goggles for extra immersion
> effect,
> > problem is I'll probably end up looking like Snoopy.

> > ps: To the guy from down south.....quit with the proofreading - I know I
> > cannit schpell.

> > > >Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> > > >Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In
> English
> > > >please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> > > >interesting too <G>

> > > Well, since the O actually has an umlaut over it, I guess the phonetic
> > > for English would be something like:

> > > "Urr-ste-reich-ring"

> > > Whad'ya think? :-)

> > > --
> > > Cheers!
> > > Graeme Nash

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> Er.....

> idav was just in case any *** got any funny idea's.

> regards from Northumbria.

> Ian.

> > (snip)
> > ps: To the guy from down south.....quit with the proofreading - I know I
> > cannit schpell.
> > ------------------
> > HAHAHAHAHAH!! LOL!

> > Sorry i.
> > (Is 'dav' your surname?)

> > --
> > Regards,
> > Bruce Kennewell,
> > Canberra, Australia.
> > ---------------------------

> > > Howz about..

> > > "***y hard track...."

> > > Gutteral Northumrian with a smidgen of Anglo-Saxon grunt.

> > > Just*** onto me wheel like a nutter.

> > > This place is too fast by far.

> > > idav.

> > > Maybe I should put on my 1950 motorbike goggles for extra immersion
> > effect,
> > > problem is I'll probably end up looking like Snoopy.

> > > ps: To the guy from down south.....quit with the proofreading - I know
I
> > > cannit schpell.

> > > > >Hi guys, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to pronouce
> > > > >Osterreichring. Can someone post a phonetic of how to say it. In
> > English
> > > > >please, British or American will do ;) Of course Canadian might be
> > > > >interesting too <G>

> > > > Well, since the O actually has an umlaut over it, I guess the
phonetic
> > > > for English would be something like:

> > > > "Urr-ste-reich-ring"

> > > > Whad'ya think? :-)

> > > > --
> > > > Cheers!
> > > > Graeme Nash

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