CP4E Video
Mark Hammond
MarkH at ActiveState.com
Thu Aug 3 05:02:05 EDT 2000
"Neil Hodgson" <neilh at scintilla.org> wrote in message
news:aT7i5.329$Ln4.2067 at news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> I've been watching a few net videos recently from US conferences and
> something that was noticeable was the way those USAns pronounce Python.
The
> second syllable is emphasised much more than with us Aussies and the 'o'
is
> purer. We say it closer to "Pythn".
I get caught by that all the time. Whenever I am in the US, and say
"pythn", no one understands me! So I say it again in my best American
accent, stretching the "o" to completely abnormal lengths - they then
invariably say "Oh - Python".
Same problem with "Mark" too - silly yanks always hear it as "Mack", or
"Muck" (which some would argue is quite relevant) ;-)
My-american-accent-is-getting-quite-good ly,
Mark.
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