The fact that his name is unpronounceable—"BADGE-ott" is an approximation is a minor inconvenience.
It is hard to write off the scrawny Austrian youth with an unpronounceable name who transformed himself into America's best known hunk.
Fox News, not normally an authority on corporate marketing strategy, has likened the proposal to Prince's decision, in 1993, to swap his name for an unpronounceable symbol, an action he reversed seven years later.
Tuck in.Hide if you have toAs a last resort, change your name to something long and unpronounceable.
Surely at least one reason was that these white Christian Europeans look and (seem to) think extraordinarily like most British people, and their children and grandchildren will be distinguishable only by their unpronounceable names.By contrast, many Muslim immigrants and their children have become more estranged, not less.
For example, whereas Google was devised by two graduate students at Stanford University, a rival search engine with the unpronounceable name "Quaero" was ordered by the French government from, among others, two big French companies, Thomson and France Telecom.
That is why chip makers are so eager to find a method of storing data in devices that are as cheap to make as the DRAM but avoid its power-gobbling habits.The latest idea goes by the mouthful "phase-state low electron-hole-number drive memory", or the unpronounceable PLEDM for short.
He tacked her surname on to the end of his; thus was born his unpronounceable name.His career proceeded in fits and starts.
But, although many Poles flew in combat with the RAF, Mr de Kwiatkowski was not listed as one of them, a fact that raised questions over other claims, such as the aristocratic "de" which seems to be a late addition to his unpronounceable name, which he proudly declined to anglicise.
The unpronounceable volcano didn't bring it.
When the movie was released in the Philippines, the distributors there thought Li's name was unpronounceable, so they changed it to Jet Li.
