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Round these parts, there are many families with that surname... and they all accent the final syllable:
ah-gee-LAHR (with a nice spanish accent, of course...)
The typical "americanization" of the pronounciation however, does usually place the accent on the first syllable.
Now...
...when it comes to the famous German microphones, why is it pronounced "NOY-mann" instead of "NEW-man" (or even "NEOO-man")?![]()
+1.
For instance, there's a street here, Guadalupe, that is pronounced Gwah-duh-loop, not the "correct" Hwa-duh-loop-ay.
this is probably going to sound like a ridiculous thing to ask,... but, can somebody tell me how to pronounce the word Aguilar.....???
Yes, too much coffee and the sarcastic jerk in me comes to the surface
by way those are pronounced
nee-oh-dim-a-nim-a-nim
and
peet-zah
Ah-GEE-lár
Like it is pronounced correctly.
It is of Spanish decent and it has the "accent" in the last A.
Name: Aguilar
Phonetic Pronunciation: ah-GEE-lar
Audio Pronunciation: (link)
Origin: Spanish
Tags: commonly mispronounced spanish
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Ah-GEE-lár
Like it is pronounced correctly.
It is of Spanish decent and it has the "accent" in the last A.
Yeah, that's the Mexican way [accent]. Is Aguilar a Mexican-American company? If so, that's the way to say it.
OK, pronounce "Moog".
And you'll be suprised how many don't know how to pronounce "Hartke".