How do you pronounce...

[everso]

Sarkozy? As in the French President.

I've always fancied it was "SarCOHzee. However, the BBC seem to favour SARcohzee and this afternoon I even heard it pronounced as Serker-zee.

I mean, what's going on? Is it some kind of showing off on the BBC's part? "Let's see how differently we can pronounce President Teacosy's name today, and further confuse our Chelmsford listening public" kind of thing?

Frankly, it's getting ridiculous, and I'm not amused.

[bonbonlarue]

Just follow the tabloids...where it's Mr Bruni.

[everso]

Nov 3, 2011 18:36:36 GMT bonbonlarue said:

Just follow the tabloids...where it's Mr Bruni.

Is that Brooonie or Bruuunie? ;D

[Weyland]

Nov 3, 2011 18:38:12 GMT everso said:

Nov 3, 2011 18:36:36 GMT bonbonlarue said:

Just follow the tabloids...where it's Mr Bruni.

Is that Brooonie or Bruuunie? ;D

The Truth is Out There — on GWD to be precise.

[alanseago]

SarcoZie but he is of forrin descent you may pronounce it as you will.

My favorite from TF1 is Mick I L Shoe Ma Air. F1 GT driver.

[alanseago]

We are usually called Say-A-Go by the French.

[everso]

Nov 5, 2011 15:45:51 GMT alanseago said:

We are usually called Say-A-Go by the French.

That's foreigners for you!