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  • mistahARK
    Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 56

    Pronunciation questions...

    I'm relatively new to the Swedish snus world, and as I browse through the culture and the online storefronts, I am constantly bombarded by words I have no idea how to pronounce. As I just recently realized I've been pronouncing 'snus' wrong, I'd really like to learn how to pronounce some of these words correctly, and would really appreciate it if you could help me out!

    So I think I've got these two right:
    Snus is pronounced Snoose
    Pris is pronounced Price

    Some words I have little to no idea how to pronounce (pardon the lack of accents, but I think you'll know what I'm referring to)
    Los
    Rape
    Roda

    If there are any terms that you think I should know, or pronunciations of brands (or whatever) that I'm leaving out, feel free to contribute!

    Also, I'm on a hunt for a snus sold in a metal tin...some options there would be nice. I just can't justify dropping 40$ on an Ice. I really like the General Smooth tin, but alas, I can't it find for sale anywhere.
  • Skell18
    Member
    • May 2012
    • 7067

    #2
    [QUOTE=mistahARK;482108]Some words I have little to no idea how to pronounce (pardon the lack of accents, but I think you'll know what I'm referring to)
    Los
    Rape
    Roda[QUOTE]

    Los = Loose
    Rape = Rap ay
    Roda = road a

    HTH

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    • pris

      #3
      Welcome.

      I'll add one 'snus' rhymes with 'moose'

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      • phantom
        Member
        • Jun 2011
        • 523

        #4
        Originally posted by pris
        Welcome.

        I'll add one 'snus' rhymes with 'moose'
        One more Roda rhymes with Yoda can't think of a rhyme for Rapé

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        • mistahARK
          Member
          • Aug 2012
          • 56

          #5
          Originally posted by Skell18
          Los = Loose
          So I know Los means Loose, but I thought it might be pronounced Lowse. This is not the case?

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          • Skell18
            Member
            • May 2012
            • 7067

            #6
            Originally posted by mistahARK
            So I know Los means Loose, but I thought it might be pronounced Lowse. This is not the case?
            I think its said lowse yes, but just say loose and people will know what you mean

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            • Roo
              Member
              • Jun 2008
              • 3446

              #7
              Originally posted by mistahARK
              Pris is pronounced Price
              Really?

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              • pris

                #8
                Here we go, sounds of French origin to me :-) http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/File:Fr-Paris--pris.ogg

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                • Mdisch
                  Member
                  • Jul 2011
                  • 805

                  #9
                  Originally posted by mistahARK
                  So I know Los means Loose, but I thought it might be pronounced Lowse. This is not the case?
                  Sort of like "løs"... If you know how to pronounce "ø" that is

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                  • phantom
                    Member
                    • Jun 2011
                    • 523

                    #10
                    I try but I just can't say it.

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                    • Skell18
                      Member
                      • May 2012
                      • 7067

                      #11
                      That dude is finnish too I am subbed to him on youtube, I cannot understand his vids yet I know what he is on about if you know what I mean? lol

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                      • Crow
                        Member
                        • Oct 2010
                        • 4312

                        #12
                        Snus (s-noose)
                        Lös (l-euh-s)
                        Rapé (rah-peh)
                        Roda (roh-da)
                        Stark (st-ah-rk)
                        Prilla (prill-ah)
                        Pris (pr-ees)
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                        • pris

                          #13
                          You know what. I spoke to a SnusOn colleague in Scandinavia this week and our pronunciations of 'snus' were TOTALLY different and led to quite a bit of confusion :-) I tend to think I was in the wrong being a Brit though :-)

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                          • Skell18
                            Member
                            • May 2012
                            • 7067

                            #14
                            Originally posted by pris
                            You know what. I spoke to a SnusOn colleague in Scandinavia this week and our pronunciations of 'snus' were TOTALLY different and led to quite a bit of confusion :-) I tend to think I was in the wrong being a Brit though :-)
                            We are always right, even when we are wrong, its a cultural thing

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                            • pris

                              #15
                              lol Skell :-)

                              Originally posted by Skell18
                              We are always right, even when we are wrong, its a cultural thing

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