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Ok, this is the definitive Binaerpilot-pronouncing topic, for fun. It would be embarassing if I was wrong, but I am pretty certain that it goes like this.
Take these three words:
Binder, Air, Pilot
Now take the "der" out of Binder. This should leave you with a "bine" or "byn" or whatever sound.
Finally, stick them together and say it.
Bine - air - pilot
Binaerpilot!
Take these three words:
Binder, Air, Pilot
Now take the "der" out of Binder. This should leave you with a "bine" or "byn" or whatever sound.
Finally, stick them together and say it.
Bine - air - pilot
Binaerpilot!
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4 days later…
bean-air-peel-otto
(The best approximation I can give of trying to pronounce it in Spanish.)
(The best approximation I can give of trying to pronounce it in Spanish.)
about 1 month later…
4 days later…
Posted By: koewSpanish?¡El Binary Gringo lo Piloto!
I just realized how funny that is.
Finally! Someone had to notice x)
Babelfish translates it to: The Foreign Binary it Pilot
Babelfish translates it to: The Foreign Binary it Pilot
about 13 hours later…
Doesn't make grammatical sense in Spanish though!
My parents are from S. Amerikaz.
My parents are from S. Amerikaz.
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16 days later…
this is such a cool thread. and in some ways it seems utterly pointless to all of us who know how to say the word.
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about 20 hours later…
If I were to pronounce it properly, my friends wouldn't know what on Earth I was saying '3'
about 16 hours later…
True true. I heard Alexander say it on stage once, and I was all like "WTF?! What is this shit?!". I guess I was drunk, or he was; doesn't matter. I was dancing both left and right that night. And I remember Nordland.
about 18 hours later…
The german ä is thinner and sharper.
The ä in Binärpilot is a swedish one, though, which is pretty much the same sound as a norwegian æ.
The ä in Binärpilot is a swedish one, though, which is pretty much the same sound as a norwegian æ.
2 days later…
Well, I'm not exactly fluent in German, and I barely know Norwegian (from knowing a bit of Swedish), but basically it's the same as the German ä, only lower in pitch, though I doubt that's the proper linguistic term. Anyway, that's how I pronounce it/ have heard it pronounced, and a bit of presuming from my Swedish pronunciation of ä.
about 17 hours later…
It's Bin - air - pilot, but I say it Bin - ar - pilot... like a pirate or something?
AARRRRR
AARRRRR
5 days later…
Posted by binRace:Like a pirate or something? AARRRRR
The pirate said, "They are mine."
Using the above sentence for pronunciation similarities:
Mine - are - pirate.
Bin - är - pilot.
Binärpilot.
(Actually, I like Binärpirate a lot better now. Binärninja probably wouldn't work.)
Edited Dec 25, 2010
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