How do you pronounce 'Mushkin' ?

[Rip the Jacker]

?

 

[DrCool]

i think it's like a cow MOO ing

 

[Rip the Jacker]

Same.

 

[MDE]

MUSH-kin

 

[imported_Poozler]

Originally posted by: MDE
MUSH-kin

agreed

 

[Trashman]

thats what i always assumed....MUSH-kin

 

[loafbred]

Originally posted by: MDE
MUSH-kin

Yeah. Mush is not moosh.

 

[BW86]

Originally posted by: MDE
MUSH-kin

What he said

 

[SaberDicer]

How do you pronounce Asus, I've always said A-Sue's

 

[DanDrop]

I'd say MUSH-kin... like mushroom. Kind of odd to say moosh-room..

 

[Insomniak]

Whichever you prefer, but Mooshkin annoys me, so Mushkin.

 

[Baked]

Who gives a F.

 

[Budman]

Originally posted by: Baked
Who gives a F.

ItmPls did that's why he started the thread,why did you even post if you dont give a F ???

 

[DyslexicHobo]

Originally posted by: SaberDicer
How do you pronounce Asus, I've always said A-Sue's

Aye-suss

 

[Thegonagle]

I speak American, so I say "mush," as in "mushroom," and "kin," as in "Munchkin" from Wizard of Oz.

 

[BW86]

Originally posted by: SaberDicer
How do you pronounce Asus, I've always said A-Sue's

I pronounce it A-Suss

 

[martalli]

I say Much as in mushroom, and ae (long a) - suhs.

However, I have only read about these - There is only one other person I know (at work) who even knows what in the world I would be talking about. Thus, I am saying these words having only read them, never really heard them.

I like to call this the place-bo (like place and bow) effect. As a child, I read a lot, and somewhere had rea about hte placebo effect. However, I had never heard it used in speech. So one day my aunt I were talking and I said "That's the place-bow effect". She was a little confused by it until she realized what I was saying. This is an effect common to people who read "too much", or try to learn words in languages they don't know. =)

Bryan

 

[ts3433]

"MUSH-kin."

Originally posted by: SaberDicer
How do you pronounce Asus, I've always said A-Sue's

"A-suss."

 

[Amaroque]

Originally posted by: MDE
MUSH-kin

 

[dino8031]

I called Mushkin the other day for an RMA. The girl who answered the phone pronounced it "MOOSH-KIN.

I would say that is fairly definitive.

 

[sharkeeper]

Mush-kin.

Asses for the latter.

Cheers!

 

[Amaroque]

Originally posted by: dino8031
I called Mushkin the other day for an RMA. The girl who answered the phone pronounced it "MOOSH-KIN.

I would say that is fairly definitive.

Maybe she just had a strong accent...

 

[CrashX]

Originally posted by: martalli
I like to call this the place-bo (like place and bow) effect. As a child, I read a lot, and somewhere had rea about hte placebo effect. However, I had never heard it used in speech. So one day my aunt I were talking and I said "That's the place-bow effect". She was a little confused by it until she realized what I was saying. This is an effect common to people who read "too much", or try to learn words in languages they don't know. =)

Bryan

Hahah, that cracked me up. My wife used to cal Yosemite Park "Yose - Mite", like two seperate words. I said, you mean Yosemite (pronounced the right way) and she got this embarassed look on her face. Classic

 

[thirdlegstump]

ka-la-ni-kin

 

[Anubis08]

Anyway you please. If you buy it it is up to your (and even if you didn't).