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But, does anyone really know?


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Originally Posted by dgpretzel2

But, does anyone really know?
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Remember that "maemo" is invented word.

For Spanish does not make sense asking for pronunciation of invented word, whenever it contains known symbols: all words are pronounced by regular rules. That's the case.

Your question does not make sense for me. I apply the rules. Simple.
 
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Invented by a password generation tool - and I presume this substring selected because it appeared to be unique, not a swear word and happened to look a bit like 'memo'.
My guess is that it does not have a 'correct' pronunciation . however, was it said at the launch of the Google Talk tie-up ... the video was available on-line.
 
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I say "May moe"... and I could swear they pronounced it as such on that 2006 webcast thoughtfix re-encoded and posted.
 
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Too funny... I'd always assumed MEE-mo, based on the old English combined "ae" symbol (what's that thing called?) which is pronounced as a long E, like in "Encyclopaedia".
 
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MAY MOE!!!!
MAY MOE!!!!
MAY MOE!!!!
MAY MOE!!!!
MAY MOE!!!!
MAY MOE!!!!

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Wow.

I can see this forum is an exciting place, full of folks (including me) with way too much time on their hands!
 
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"ae" symbol (what's that thing called?) which is pronounced as a long E, like in "Encyclopaedia".
On the other hand , many folks pronounce "daemon" as "day-mun", so... "May Mow"

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I pronounce it MY-mo [in my head].
 
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