Pronunciation Of The Word "kazaa"

[tracydani]

I like Ka(as in Ford Ka(or dentist ah))zaa(like the(not thee))

["The Avatar Man"]

how bout we change the name of klite to
AAZAK
what you all think?

[Bender]

Originally posted by ShareDaddy+31 March 2003 - 16:45--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (ShareDaddy @ 31 March 2003 - 16:45)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--secfan@31 March 2003 - 10:34
So does it sound something like "Car Zar"???

no r&#39; sound anywhere? Also the second part is a bit longer than the first as in Ka-Zaaahhh[/b][/quote]
I think this is the difference between pronouncing it in the American and English way?
Let&#39;s stick to the Dutch version; put some potatoes in your throat and try to pronounce it again: Kaaa - Sjaaa.
BTW, is it potato or potatoe, tomato or tomatoe (pronounced)?


@ Master YodaX: AAZAK?

[RPerry]

Originally posted by Bender@31 March 2003 - 11:15
@ Master YodaX: AAZAK?

Kazaa backward Bender

[mrcall1969]

It&#39;s obviously pronounced kazaa, as in.......................kazaa.

[j2k4]

Not "Kah Kah" either.

[Lamsey]

BTW, is it potato or potatoe, tomato or tomatoe (pronounced)?

"Potaito" = British English
"Potahto" = American English

"Tomaito" = American English
"Tomahto" = British English

Confusing, no? You Dutch have a much more sensible language...

So do most countries, come to think of it...


Here&#39;s one to think about:

pronounce &#39;laughter&#39;
then add an &#39;s&#39; to the start of the word and think about the new pronunciation.
Wierd, no?



Oh, and a lot of my friends seem to think it&#39;s KaZaA, but it is KaZaA.

[Bowen747x]

Originally posted by mrcall1969@31 March 2003 - 09:50
It&#39;s obviously pronounced kazaa, as in.......................kazaa.

lmao u sob

ok so after reading all the way through, im still lost, is it Kuh-Zaah(emphisis on Zaah) or is it Kaah-Zuh(emphisis on Kaah)

[Lamsey]

Emphasis on Zaa.

Hence KaZaA

[gumbydancin]

Originally posted by Lamsey@6 April 2003 - 12:45
Emphasis on Zaa.

Hence KaZaA

Yet I know I will continue to happily pronounce it with the emphasis on the kah. The other way it just sounds lame.