I think I'll stick with Jake. Did you notice his last name? And. . .he does live in Canada
Forester is right. It's Dess-pee-oh. And y is often pronounced like ee.
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Double Bass Like a Bridge over
- Thread starter VegasGutPlucker
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Forester is right. It's Dess-pee-oh. And y is often pronounced like ee.
You say Dess-pee-oh
Jake says Dess-pyoh
Ramon says Day-pee-oh
I say Day-pyoh
Dess-pee-oh, Dess-pyoh, Day-pee-oh, Day-pyoh
Let's call the whole thing off
Sax solo....
Jake says Dess-pyoh
Ramon says Day-pee-oh
I say Day-pyoh
Dess-pee-oh, Dess-pyoh, Day-pee-oh, Day-pyoh
Let's call the whole thing off
Sax solo....
Jake deVilliers
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I think Forester and I pronounce it the same way.
Tel you what: we're going to France for my older son's wedding and I'll ask a French person how to pronounce the word!
Tel you what: we're going to France for my older son's wedding and I'll ask a French person how to pronounce the word!
