Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term
MS Visio - how to pronounce
5 +10 | "s" | William [Bill] Gray |
4 | Visio Demo | Bettycarson |
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"s"
http://www.microsoft.com/office/visio/prodinfo/demo/start.ht...
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Vicky Papaprodromou
: Merry Christmas to you, Bill! :-)
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Thanks, Vicky. And a very merry Christmas!
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David Moore (X)
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Thanks, Dave. And a merry Christmas to you!
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Armorel Young
: as in physical, musical etc.
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Thanks, Armorel. Good examples. Merry Christmas!
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Lingo Pros
: "s" between two vowels is always pronounced "z" in English!
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Good observation, Lingo. Thanks!
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jccantrell
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Thanks, JC. Enjoy the birthday celebration of another with the same initials!!
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Melanie Nassar
: exceptions to above rule: asinine, obesity, abusive (none of which apply to me) :-))
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How right you are, Melanie. An even better observation; MORE observant, perhaps. Happy Christmas anyway! It is always unsafe to stipulate rules for the English language!!
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Will Matter
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Thanks, Will
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Nedra Rivera Huntington
: The phonemic symbol would be /z/. Good research to find this link!
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Thanks, Nedra! Flash presentations are great, aren't they? And a Happy Christmas!
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Inge Dijkstra
: and a very merry Christmas to everyone!
22 hrs
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Thanks, Inge, and the same to you!
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Alfa Trans (X)
2 days 5 hrs
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Thanks, Marju!
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Visio Demo
Read a lot about it at their corporate website.
Discussion
Merry Christmas.