How do you Pronounce Fodor's?
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How do you Pronounce Fodor's?
Hello everyone! Silly Question here, but I've always wondered how do you pronounce Fodor's...
Is it:
Foders like rhymes with doe (deer) and foe (enemy) "Foe-ders"
or,
Foders like cannon fodder "Fawh-ders"
Thanks,
Rebecca
Is it:
Foders like rhymes with doe (deer) and foe (enemy) "Foe-ders"
or,
Foders like cannon fodder "Fawh-ders"
Thanks,
Rebecca
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Well, thanks to the Editor and everyone. I'm officially in-the-know.
The word is "Fodor's", emphasis on FO and rhymes with Odors.
Excellent feedback all, and thanks for the info! Off to re-read FOE-Doors Italy 2006 to plan our next daytrip.
CIAO.
Rebecca and her sailor stationed in Naples
The word is "Fodor's", emphasis on FO and rhymes with Odors.
Excellent feedback all, and thanks for the info! Off to re-read FOE-Doors Italy 2006 to plan our next daytrip.
CIAO.
Rebecca and her sailor stationed in Naples
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Reviewing the Editor's suggestion, emphasis on the first sylable, "FO" (rhymes with Doe) and dors, said more quickly, not exactly like a DOOR.
So, to close off, to each his own, Fodors, like odors, opens many doors.
So, to close off, to each his own, Fodors, like odors, opens many doors.
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Well, I'm still not sure. Let's try this...
Would one say "FOE-ders" (last syllable sounds like the end of "odors" or "loaders"?
Or is it "FOE-dores" (last syllable sounds like "doors"?
Would one say "FOE-ders" (last syllable sounds like the end of "odors" or "loaders"?
Or is it "FOE-dores" (last syllable sounds like "doors"?
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I suppose it depends upon who is saying it. Not everyone pronounces "odors" quite the same for that matter, some putting more emphasis on the "or" and some saying it more like "ers" than "ors".