Poll: How do you pronounce gyro (the sandwich) ?

aircooled

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Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
I've spent a lot of time in Greece, and they pronounce it as "yee-ro".
I used to date a greek chick. yee-ro (or even year-oh) is correct
 

Jzero

Lifer
Oct 10, 1999
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Let's just say the dude running the snack truck near Drexel U got so tired of people saying JAI-RO that he changed the menu to say "YEERO"

Saltpeppaketchup?
 

gistech1978

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Originally posted by: aircooled
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
I've spent a lot of time in Greece, and they pronounce it as "yee-ro".
I used to date a greek chick. yee-ro (or even year-oh) is correct

the gyro place i went to in college had an old 70s looking sign that said
"it tastes better if you pronounce it, yee-ros"
 

K1052

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Aug 21, 2003
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I am Greek, Yee-ro or Year-Ro is correct.
It always depended on who was saying it.
 

kenshorin

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Originally posted by: gistech1978

the gyro place i went to in college had an old 70s looking sign that said
"it tastes better if you pronounce it, yee-ros"

Heheh thats a good one. Thats the PC way of saying "If you call it anything other than yee-ro we will spit in your food." :p
 

CraigRT

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I pronounce it like Gee-Ro.... I know it's suppose to be Yee-Ro, but I think that sounds stupid :p
 

FoBoT

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i am surprised, most people i hear say it with the hard G or J sound, but OT seems to mostly say it correctly :Q
 

KK

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Just pronounce it like gyroscope without the scope, who the fvck say 'year-ro-scope'?

KK