ScribbleSticks
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Could one of you wood-aholic phonetic gurus out there provide me with correct pronunciation of BLUE MAHOE? Not the “BLUE†part! I think I got that figger doubt 
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Need help with my diction
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gwilki
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I can find ma - ho, as in ho, ho, ho
I can also find ma hoy
In both, the "ma" uses a short a, as in mama.
I can also find ma hoy
In both, the "ma" uses a short a, as in mama.
karlkuehn
Banned
*fighting, struggling..."come on, don't do it, don't do it!"*
Man, lemme tell you, that subject line...I mean...if it wasn't so darn hot in here...I'd come up with something really childish and snappy...LOL
Man, lemme tell you, that subject line...I mean...if it wasn't so darn hot in here...I'd come up with something really childish and snappy...LOL
THarvey
Member
m#601;-#712;h#333; - according to Webster's (I guess the dictionary caracters did not copy well. [B)])
ma - as in mama
ho - as Santa speak
ma - as in mama
ho - as Santa speak
GoodTurns
Member
from a Jamaican friend....Mah Hoe as in "I left ma hoe in the shed" with a southern drawl....
See Karl...It wasn't that hard!
See Karl...It wasn't that hard!
ScribbleSticks
Member
Thanks guys!! ma(short a) ho(long o) it is!! Appreciate your help!! Tsk, tsk, Karl!![}]
]LostintheWoods
Member
Are you fellers sure its not Ma-hoee, as in "Gary Hoey"????????????
Just a monkey wrench to consider!!!
Just a monkey wrench to consider!!!
TBone
Member
Karl,
That subject line and then asking about ma-ho is almost too much to bear...........[}]
That subject line and then asking about ma-ho is almost too much to bear...........[}
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