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How would you pronounce?
how would you pronounce Φοίβος in english? thanks in advance. Additional Details i'm greek and know how to say it in greek, I'm just wondering in england how would they call my son (his name) phoebus (pronounced 'b' or 'v'
It's the Greek form of Phoebus. In our alphabet it becomes Phoibos. I'm not sure if it would be pronounced just like Phoebus or slightly differently though.
EDIT: I would pronounce it with a b not a v as fee-bus, and I think most Britons would do the same. The female name Phoebe is popular enough and people pronounce it fee-bee.
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It is definately "b" but some answerers "offered" me the chance to observe once more that they answer just for merely 2 (two) points.... Great expectations, indeed....
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φοιμπος
aphroditi
oi=i sound therefore fibos
Earwigo
I dunno, it's all greek to me !
Soldier
in english :
phoebus
pho - e - bus (foe boos)
it's a b as in bus
in greek for the non greek speakers
fevos
fe as fe in fear
vos just like vos (I cant find an english word with vos)
Nickynackynoo
Feevos
Dibski
Φοίβος (phivos) you pronounce if fivos.
jayemess
Sorry, I'm ashamed to say I don't have a clue as Greek was not one of the languages taught at my school and I did not take it up at a later stage. Hope you don't take offence.
no_i_am_asparagus
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Andy
i am on a computer without a mic if i said how to say it you wouldnt be able to hear so its pointless, what language is it and you wouldnt say it in english you would say it in the language that the word originates from. in english you would say wtf
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