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What is proper pronunciation for a Java 5 "Executor"?
Is it "executor" as in "the executor of a will"? Or is it "executor" as in "the executioner of a prisoner"?
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( That's why other" There is no step 3! (As good a pronunciation as any I'd say.)
The Executor is one who executes Runnables.
Each word should have one and only one correct pronunciation, the way is written.
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I have a question about the pronunciation of the SQL word. In my native language (French) we used to say it like spell each letters.
I've been listening to the stackoverflow podcast today. And I noticed the usage of the word sequel to describe SQL .
My...
Started by Pascal Paradis on
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According to Wikipedia , going letter by letter is the "official" pronunciation (though I hear Sparks points out, you learn it as S-Q-L, and that's the pronunciation in most countries like there to be one right answer and we like to do things....
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Can we settle this, which is correct?
There should be two answers: please just vote up the question you agree with.
A1) Var-Char
A2) Var-Car
...unless there's an alternative pronunciation?
Started by Dog Ears on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Ie, it is var-char and since we pronounce char as kyar so, I would like to think it should be pronounced as var-... .
Varchar is derived from char.
A1 - Var - Char...
I always say it "Var-Char" with a hard "ch" sound .
That's not a silent H.
A1) Var-Char.
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The web site is great for pronunciation help.
www.m-w.com
check this its very useful wensite for pronunciation....
Started by Spoorthi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sureshkumar):
Merriam-Webster Online....
I want to improve my english Originally Posted by spoorthi The web site is great for pronunciation help.
Merriam-Webster Online
check this its very useful wensite for pronunciation....
For pronunciation help.
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Hello, does anyone use a good picture dictionary suitable for a kindergartner in French immersion. Our family is English/Japanese bilingual, but no one knows French. I am frustrated with the lack of assistance for parents by the teacher, and would like...
Started by sushika on
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Here's the link
French dictionnary for kids
Hope you find what you're looking ... .
The children can learn word with the help of the book and an accompanying CD .
Some of them have an audio option too.
I Sushika,
I found a few on the Chapter-Indigo website.
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Please Help Me With The Correct Pronunciation
Started by MSRANGERS999 on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at not606):
Traorey
Tarabt
Tywoo
Deeaketay
Cherny
Onoower
and why isnt phonetic spelt like it sounds?
shood be fonetik Sure,
Traore Tra as in slang for goodbye Taraa and ore as in part of a rowing boat
Taarabt Taar as in the black sticky stuff abt as in suitable
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I have heard many different pronunciations.
SOCK-ehny
saw-KOHNY
SAUCE-ehny
SOW-kuhny
anyone know the definitive pronunciation?
Started by Freedom Run on
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Anyway, back to pronunciation, those interested.
I found this on the web:
Saucony (S??K-??n-??) Running shoes
However, I thinkthe pronunciation for companies that make gimmicky junk that doesn't work.
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Python makes use of underscores in it's syntax... alot. :)
I've heard them used differently in conversation and I was curious what is the "proper" or most popular way to pronounce them.
I've heard "undercore" and "under" used to represent a single underscore...
Started by Ryan Montgomery on
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__ == '__main__': (note also the pronunciation of "==" as "equals" -- a single "=" would be pronounced.
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Pronunciation - American and English - evolution? I hear English people around me pronounce evolution as 'Ee-volution' and Americans on TV as 'Eh-volution.'
Is this the case generally? I know we pronounce a lot of words differently and neither is 'right...
Started by Sarah Louise on
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The Americans adopt the older pronunciation, while the British have grown in an different angle - all.
That's easy..
In the case of evolution, the correct pronunciation would be EEvolution.
To the rule.
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Say you want to take CMU's phonetic data set input that looks like this:
ABERRATION AE2 B ER0 EY1 SH AH0 N ABERRATIONAL AE2 B ER0 EY1 SH AH0 N AH0 L ABERRATIONS AE2 B ER0 EY1 SH AH0 N Z ABERT AE1 B ER0 T ABET AH0 B EH1 T ABETTED AH0 B EH1 T IH0 D ABETTING...
Started by ʞɔıu on
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Setting up a ANFIS-learning....
Not entirely my field, but maybe build a neural network with several layers - earlier layers to guess the splitting of the words into sequential syllables, the later layers to guess the pronounciation of the said syllables .
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