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Pronunciation: it used to be fuh-RAY-go, but Tony Lewis and I agree that fuh-RAH-go has been coming on strong.

When you consider the rudiments of Original Pronunciation, it becomes clear that Hamlet is telling them not just to pick up the pace but to put the pedal to the metal.

With a different pronunciation it means "five names", which helped to accommodate Riccardo Pedrini, who joined the group as Wu Ming 5 in January 2000; alphabetical order turned Cattabriga and Di Meo into Wu Mings 2 and 3.

The letter ḥ was originally a voiceless spirant; in modern Sanskrit pronunciation it is a voiced h followed by an echo of the last preceding vocalic segment; for example, what is spelled as -āḥ, -iḥ, -eḥ, -oḥ, -aiḥ, -auḥ is pronounced as, [iɦ], [eɦe], [oɦo], [əiɦi], [əuɦu].

Update: Pronunciation: It's actually more or less Kroohgman — an "oo" sound, but slightly flattened.

"It's not just the text and not just the pronunciation, it's the variety of sources.

(Linda) In secondary school I never thought pronunciation though it's obvious that it's important.

A lifelong liberal and Democrat, he gave Ronald Reagan's name its original "Reegan" pronunciation if it had to be spoken.

If you immediately jump right into reading the dictionary without understanding the pronunciation guide, it can be difficult to figure it out.

(He actually mispronounces this activity as "arts and craps," and I'm perfectly OK with this pronunciation, as it pretty much conveys how I feel about it).

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