Ho do you pronounce ''de Vere'' in Edward de Vere?

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Jackson6612

#518224 Sat, 24 May 08 03:07 AM

Ho do you pronounce de Vere in Edward de Vere?

Is it like dee where?

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Clive

#518248 Sat, 24 May 08 05:29 AM

Hi,

No.

Roughly speaking, De as in 'dip', without the 'p'.

Vere to rhyme with 'beer'.

Clive

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Jackson6612

#518260 Sat, 24 May 08 06:05 AM

Thank you.

badegine

#518537 Sat, 24 May 08 07:36 PM

Yes...but not the 'de' as 'di' part. He was the Earl of Oxford, so should have a British English pronunciation, no?

The 'de' should pronounced 'd-uh'...kind of like the 'du' in 'duck' [though more like 'd-uh' than anything].

A minor thing, but hope it helps!

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Anonymous

#518574 Sat, 24 May 08 11:41 PM

de Vere = ryhmes with fur beer.