prounounce Hyundai for me

raildogg · Nov 9, 2005

go ahead

Titan · Nov 9, 2005

hun day

iamwiz82 · Nov 9, 2005

Ugh-Lee

xSauronx · Nov 9, 2005

hun-die

natto fire · Nov 9, 2005

Ventrillo?

loup garou · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: xSauronx
hun-die

Lyfer · Nov 9, 2005

Hi-Yun-Dai

CraigRT · Nov 9, 2005

hyun-day

raildogg · Nov 9, 2005

huhn-day ...?

ThePresence · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Ugh-Lee

Winnar!

LtPage1 · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: loup garou

Originally posted by: xSauronx
hun-die

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FTW!

DCFife · Nov 9, 2005

I pronounce it hun-die but IIRC when I was in Korea it is HEE-YooN-DIE

LeiZaK · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: Titan
hun day

DanTMWTMP · Nov 9, 2005

YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo. is it pronounced DIEwoo? err?

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Absolute correct pronounciation = Dae or Deh. "Deh" for correct pronounciation. "Dae" for a mix between spelling romanization of vowels of the korean/english language and pronounciatoin.
and spelled "Dai" for the absolute romanization of vowels between the languages.

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it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae/Deh.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE/DEH, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

sswingle · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo.

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

(((put your browser language encoding to korean now)))

it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

Well, I guess that settles it then.

loup garou · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo.

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Absolute correct pronounciation = Dae or Deh. "Deh" for correct pronounciation. "Dae" for a mix between spelling romanization of vowels of the korean/english language and pronounciatoin.
and spelled "Dai" for the absolute romanization of vowels between the languages.

(((put your browser language encoding to korean now)))

it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

Nobody cares.

alien42 · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: loup garou

Originally posted by: xSauronx
hun-die

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DCFife · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo.

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Absolute correct pronounciation = Dae or Deh. "Deh" for correct pronounciation. "Dae" for a mix between spelling romanization of vowels of the korean/english language and pronounciatoin.
and spelled "Dai" for the absolute romanization of vowels between the languages.

(((put your browser language encoding to korean now)))

it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

So is it HAN-gul or HAHN-gul? Seriously...I didn't spend much time with the language while I was there because everybody wanted to practice their english on me!

sswingle · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: loup garou

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo.

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Absolute correct pronounciation = Dae or Deh. "Deh" for correct pronounciation. "Dae" for a mix between spelling romanization of vowels of the korean/english language and pronounciatoin.
and spelled "Dai" for the absolute romanization of vowels between the languages.

(((put your browser language encoding to korean now)))

it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

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Nobody cares.

Go troll somewhere else. The OP cared enough obviously.

Toasthead · Nov 9, 2005

I just did. Did you hear me?

Remy XO · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo.

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Absolute correct pronounciation = Dae or Deh. "Deh" for correct pronounciation. "Dae" for a mix between spelling romanization of vowels of the korean/english language and pronounciatoin.
and spelled "Dai" for the absolute romanization of vowels between the languages.

(((put your browser language encoding to korean now)))

it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

bahahahahah i saw your post in the AMD/Hyundai thread and when I saw this thread I knew you would go ballistic.

Alot of koreans to american translations are wrong. Look at Korean last names. Examples: Cho should be Jo, Chang should be Jahng, Lee should be Ee, Ko should be Go and so on.

Feldenak · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo. is it pronounced DIEwoo? err?

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Absolute correct pronounciation = Dae or Deh. "Deh" for correct pronounciation. "Dae" for a mix between spelling romanization of vowels of the korean/english language and pronounciatoin.
and spelled "Dai" for the absolute romanization of vowels between the languages.

(((put your browser language encoding to korean now)))

it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae/Deh.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE/DEH, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

Settle down Beavis. It's a Korean company in an English speaking country, the name is going to get butchered.

For the record, I pronounce it Hun-Day.

loup garou · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: ScottSwingleComputers

Originally posted by: loup garou

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
YOU GUYS ARE FRIGGIN RETARDED! ROFL.

it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo.

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Absolute correct pronounciation = Dae or Deh. "Deh" for correct pronounciation. "Dae" for a mix between spelling romanization of vowels of the korean/english language and pronounciatoin.
and spelled "Dai" for the absolute romanization of vowels between the languages.

(((put your browser language encoding to korean now)))

it's spelled ??.

Hyun-Dae.

? = H sound
?= yuh sound
? = N sound.

Put it together? ? ?? = ? = HYUN

? = D sound
? = Ah sound
? = short i, or ee sound.

But Ah + ee or i = Aeh sound, well, more like "eh"

Put it together? ? ? ? = ? = DAE, not DIE or Dai, although "Dai" makes sense because it's vowel per vowel direct translation haha.

They use the i since it uses the ? or english equivalent to i. It's weird, everything else romanized to english, the ? vowel is spelled "-ae." Hyundai is among the few spelled this way for some odd reason. It should be really hyundae lol.

A good example is Daewoo. ??. Dae-ooh. Donno where the W comes in though lol. Vowel for vowel spelling, i can see how it can be "dai," but pronounciation becomes wrong.

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Nobody cares.

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Go troll somewhere else. The OP cared enough obviously.

*jerk off motion*

DanTMWTMP · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: DCFife
So is it HAN-gul or HAHN-gul? Seriously...I didn't spend much time with the language while I was there because everybody wanted to practice their english on me!

lol HAN-gul.

??

Direct spell converted to english letters = (? H) (? A) (? N ) - (? G) (? U) (?L)

Ignore whacked up spellings like hanguel (lol?), or hahngul. donno where the extra letters are coming into play. probably to make it sound a bit more authentic?

nakedfrog · Nov 9, 2005

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
it's pronounced HYUN-DAE. the DAE part of Hyundai is the EXACT SAME SPELLING IN KOREAN like in DaeWoo. is it pronounced DIEwoo? err?

GRRR DO NOT PRONOUNCE IT HYUN-DIE/DAY OR I'LL SOCK YOU LOL. i'm korean, I know.

Uh... what's the difference between "dae" and "day?"

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