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Hardkore
"an uke" or "a uke"
So Hypersaint and I are having a debate.
Do you say "a uke entered the room" or "an Uke entered the room"?
There is also a mini debate around pronunciation, because we think it impacts on the above debate.
Do you pronounce it the japanese way (which I support) or the "other way" (which hypersaint supports).
We are using this video as reference
if link broken
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GLtRLte8OI
Do you say "a uke entered the room" or "an Uke entered the room"?
There is also a mini debate around pronunciation, because we think it impacts on the above debate.
Do you pronounce it the japanese way (which I support) or the "other way" (which hypersaint supports).
We are using this video as reference
if link broken
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GLtRLte8OI
Last edited by Kore; Aug 17, 2015 at 11:04 AM.
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