How do you pronounce "Trueno"?

[KTP]

Would it be true-no? Or perhaps true-we-no?

Wasn't sure exactly where to post this, but I figured here was as good a place as any because of the infamy this car has among drifters.

 

[generalstuff412]

I think its ter-en-o, but im not sure.

 

[Famine]

tru-ay-no.

 

[KaffeinE 86]

putting it in real words:

true (as in not false) eh (Canadian vernacular) no (as in negative)

true-eh-no

accent's on the "eh". It's like the 'e' from "set".

 

[KTP]

Maybe I'll just call it a Sprinter.

💡

 

[Sheron]

putting it in real words:

true (as in not false) eh (Canadian vernacular) no (as in negative)

true-eh-no

accent's on the "eh". It's like the 'e' from "set".

That's it 👍. Trueno is the spanish word for Thunder.

 

[MoNkEy_MaGiCx]

And Why Is This Here?!?!

 

[a6m5]

That's it 👍. Trueno is the spanish word for Thunder.

Cool. I was beggining to wonder what language it was.

In Japan, it's pronounced to-le-no. With "le" part pronounced like "le" from lend, left, etc.

 

[dking]

👍 trooo Eh? NO!

 

[Captain Trips]

It's pronounced EIGHT SIX.

 

[Elegy]

Actually, I'd say the Japanese pronounciation would be better broken down as "To-ru-eh-no". This reminds me of one of the things I kinda like about Japanese; the vowel sounds are exactly the same as those used in Spanish. 👍

 

[a6m5]

It's pronounced EIGHT SIX.

No, that would be hachi loku.

Actually, I'd say the Japanese pronounciation would be better broken down as "To-ru-eh-no". This reminds me of one of the things I kinda like about Japanese; the vowel sounds are exactly the same as those used in Spanish. 👍

There are some who pronounces it that way. Majority(think almost all) say to-le-no. Heck Toyota say it that way.

 

[dking]

No, that would be hachi loku.

There are some who pronounces it that way. Majority(think almost all) say to-le-no. Heck Toyota say it that way.

NO its hachi ROKU as in 86 in japanese....the ro sounds like lo though

 

[a6m5]

NO its hachi ROKU as in 86 in japanese....the ro sounds like lo though

Another person to correct the Japanese pronounciation of a Japanese person.

No, it's pronounced loku. We don't have "r" sound in Japanese. Actually, many Japanese speaking friends laugh at the local kids(Oregon) who pronounce it roku.

 

[dking]

Another person to correct the Japanese pronounciation of a Japanese person.

No, it's pronounced loku. We don't have "r" sound in Japanese. Actually, many Japanese speaking friends laugh at the local kids(Oregon) who pronounce it roku.

i am japanese...and u didn't read my post in fuill....

 

[a6m5]

i am japanese...and u didn't read my post in fuill....

Alright, but then you should know it's not "roku".

Where are you, btw? I'm in Oregon(USA).

 

[dking]

Alright, but then you should know it's not "roku".

Where are you, btw? I'm in Oregon(USA).

oregon is in usa!? i am guessin near port? i ma on xlink i'll tell u there =0D so much for this thread being useful KILA CALi

 

[Sheron]

This reminds me of one of the things I kinda like about Japanese; the vowel sounds are exactly the same as those used in Spanish. 👍

That's surprisingly true.

The initial question is answered. Swift, where are you?

 

[G-T-4-Fan]

Now I'm suprises that Swift hasn't close this thread yet!!!??!!

 

[dking]

Now I'm suprises that Swift hasn't close this thread yet!!!??!!

why do people think they are moderators.....

 

[Elegy]

I've heard native Japanese speakers use the "r" sound in their speech. I'm 99% sure it's the "l" sound that's actually missing in Japanese.

 

[a6m5]

I've heard native Japanese speakers use the "r" sound in their speech. I'm 99% sure it's the "l" sound that's actually missing in Japanese.

To be 100% accurate, it's not "R" or "L", but it is much closer to "L" sound and not even close to "R".

English words are pronounced this way in Japanese:

rain - lain
rock - locku
read - leado

Yes, we suck at english, but not as bad as your japanese.

 

[356C]

you are arr rearry funny, you make me raugh out roud!

 

[SSJChar]

it sounds pretty close to 'R' to me, but also sounds like 'L' too. "i rike to lide my bike"

 

[Mazda_Ricer]

You guys should learn spanish.It's real easy in spanish you just need the accent.
It's like True-eh-no.It's not that hard.I dunno what It's spelled like in English since im from Puerto Rico and my primary laguage is Spanish.I'm only 14 so I don't practice English that often but back to topic I think it all depends what language your talking.

 

[Sheron]

You guys should learn spanish.

I did. Long time ago .

 

[Swift]

I did. Long time ago .

Now that was funny!

 

[HKS_T51KAI]

While were on the subject, how would you say Tsukuba the proper way, because i seem to say it wrong.

 

[boa129]

Tru-en-no

 

[SSJChar]

While were on the subject, how would you say Tsukuba the proper way, because i seem to say it wrong.

the way i say it would be tsoo koo ba, and i guess a high tone on 'ba'. 'tsoo' and 'koo' with the same tone and length(unlike if a person who spoke english would say it, they would probably say the 'koo' longer than 'tsoo' and and say 'ba' a tone lower)