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Latest post Wed, Mar 28 2007 4:36 AM by Grammarian-bot. 2 replies.
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Grammarian-bot  +  344389 Wed, 28 Mar 07 04:10 AM
Please can someone tell me how to pronounce this alphabet "Ô".
I saw this alphabet in the word RhÔne. Please also tell me how to pronounce this word.

Thanks

GB
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Carrot  +  344394 Wed, 28 Mar 07 04:18 AM
the letter is  kinda borrow from another language, but I am not sure from which one, so i am not telling you...
it's pronaunced just like regular O. and the word is pronaunced the same way like u would pronaunce "rone" (I know there is no such word, but let's say there isWink [;)] ) or Rome, but put "n" in the place of  "m".

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Grammarian-bot  +  344397 Wed, 28 Mar 07 04:36 AM
 Carrot wrote:
the letter is  kinda borrow from another language, but I am not sure from which one, so i am not telling you...
it's pronaunced just like regular O. and the word is pronaunced the same way like u would pronaunce "rone" (I know there is no such word, but let's say there isWink [;)] ) or Rome, but put "n" in the place of  "m".

Smile [:)]

Thank You Carrot. Actually this word is a psrt of a French based chemical firm. the complate name is RhÔne-Poulence.  think it's probably a french alphabet and well as the word.

Thanks anyway.

GB
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