mrcook4570
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Would anyone happen to know the correct pronunciation of Pyinma?
Pronunciation of Pyinma
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Ron in Drums PA
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That's a tough one,I'll say it slowly so listen: Pyinma
Ok?
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mrcook4570
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Could you please repeat that? I couldn't hear you...the dogs were barking. [
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Ron in Drums PA
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]PatLawson
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Like this:
Queen's Crepe Myrtle [
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Rifleman1776
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It is pronounced: " ". Got it? Now you try it. []
]pete00
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lol...you sick puppy.....[
][][]Stan,
I was wondering where this thread would end out when you posted so I'll go ahead and give you the proper pronunciation (that is a huge word!).
After years of studying English in the 7th grade words just aren't a problem anymore when you look at them in the proper fashion. For instance you word, Pyinma.
Lets brake this puppy down. "Py" "in" "ma". As you can see we actually have three words that we are dealing with here. The first being "Py" which we all know is a math term, or a wonderful thing to eat.
The second word is "in" which is fairly obvious! It means "in".
Now the third word is tricky. "ma". Depending on what part of the country you lay your head, "ma" could mean "ma, I sure love this dinner you cooked" or "ma face is killing me".
In conclusion there is only one way to pronounce the word "Pyinma"
"Pie in ma face"[]
I was wondering where this thread would end out when you posted so I'll go ahead and give you the proper pronunciation (that is a huge word!).
After years of studying English in the 7th grade words just aren't a problem anymore when you look at them in the proper fashion. For instance you word, Pyinma.
Lets brake this puppy down. "Py" "in" "ma". As you can see we actually have three words that we are dealing with here. The first being "Py" which we all know is a math term, or a wonderful thing to eat.
The second word is "in" which is fairly obvious! It means "in".
Now the third word is tricky. "ma". Depending on what part of the country you lay your head, "ma" could mean "ma, I sure love this dinner you cooked" or "ma face is killing me".
In conclusion there is only one way to pronounce the word "Pyinma"
"Pie in ma face"[
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fiferb
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This string is way too funny. Not sure if I can stop laughing.[]
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