Anyone offer any help with following pronunciations ?
Lough Neagh. Know it doesn’t rhyme. Lock Nar (as in Armagh) has been suggested. Can anyone confirm ?
Remis Velisque – Latin for ‘with oars and sails’. How is Velisque pronounced with ref to last syllable.<br>Is it ‘que’ Manual style or like Bisque ?<br>I got 7% for the only Latin exam I ever took !
the que in velisque is not quite Manuel – its "kway".
its a fancy way of saying "and" – remis et velis would be good too.
quoted as a common proverb by the windbag Cicero – whose own name depending on your teacher is either Sissero or Kickero (folk following the latter tho should go to the kin-ay-ma to see films).
The only thing I remember is that, based on some latin graffitti, the ‘V’ should be pronounced as a ‘W’, so veni, vedi, vici, should be weni, wedi, wici.
Way-lis-qway?
Don’t know if that thinking is outdated now though!
<br>Will be watching the easier to pronounce Soul Blazer with interest in that race – he’s in the Tattersalls February sale and reportedly has the size to make a hurdler.
I was taught at school that the ‘c’ in Latin was always hard so it would be ‘Kikero’. The pronunciation of the ‘v’ is news to me but I vouldn’t be surprised.
I’m just glad someone has the gumption to check out pronunciation in the first place!