We often come across company and product names that come from foreign languages. Therefore, many pronounce them incorrectly. It's time to fix this problem.
Material Content:
- 1 Mercedes
- 2 Tissot
- 3 Tag heuer
- 4 Steall artois
- 5 Jacuzzi
- 6 Samsung
- 7 Hermes
- 8 Huawei
- 9 Zyxel
- 10 Logitech
- 11 Montblanc
- 12 Pierre cardin
- 13 Lamborghini
- 14 Burberry
- 15 Xiaomi
- 16 Garnier
- 17 Hublot
- 18 Hennessy
- 19 Xerox
- 20 Porsche
- 21 Ritter sport
- 22 Mitsubishi
- 23 Chloe
- 24 Daewoo
- 25 Chopard
- 26 Dom perignon
- 27 Bulgary
- 28 Nike
- 29 Asus
- 30 Adobe
- 31 Dior homme
- 32 Christian louboutin
- 33 Levi’s
- 34 BMW
- 35 Hyundai
- 36 Alexander McQueen
- 37 Dsquared
- 38 YouTube
- 39 Lowenbrau
Mercedes
This series of cars was named after a girl with the name "Mercedes" (emphasis on the second syllable).
Tissot
Correct: "Tiso" (without the letter T at the end).
Tag heuer
That's right: "TAG Hoer."
Steall artois
Correct: Stella Artois (French ois pronounced as wa)
Jacuzzi
The incorrect name "Jacuzzi" is caused by the incorrect translation of the name "Yakuzzi".
Samsung
That's right: “Samson”, not “Samsung”, but even the Korean company itself has ceased to struggle with Russian realities and writes “Samsung” in Russian.
Hermes
Not Hermes, but Hermes.
Huawei
No obscenities. Correctly say: “Woway.”
Zyxel
Not Juchel, but Seiksel.
Logitech
It’s hard to believe, but right: Logitech, not Logitech.
Montblanc
Complicated French again. Correctly say: "Mont Blanc."
Pierre cardin
It is correct to say: “Pierre Cardan”, not “Pierre Cardin” or “Pierre Cardin”.
Lamborghini
Correctly say: “Lamborghini.” This is the name of the founder of the company.
Burberry
Correctly say: "Burberry." In honor of the founder Thomas Burberry.
Xiaomi
Another subject of controversy related to the Japanese language. That's right: Xiaomi, not Xiaomi.
Garnier
Right: Garnier
Hublot
Not the Hublot, but the Yublo.
Hennessy
There are people who claim to be right: Ancy. This is not true. The surname of the founder of the company producing this drink is pronounced "Hennessy."
Xerox
Correctly say: “Zyrox”. Although if you call it that in the office, no one will understand what is at stake.
Porsche
Some people confuse accent, putting it on the last syllable (French style), while others completely forget about the presence of the last letter. Correctly say: “Porsche.” With emphasis on the first syllable.
Ritter sport
This is German chocolate. It's called Ritter Sport.
Mitsubishi
Japanese teachers say that it’s right: “Mitsubishi,” not “Mitsubishi”
Chloe
That's right: Chloe, not Chloe.
Daewoo
That's right: "Deo", not "Daevu."
Chopard
That's right: Chopar, not Chopard.
Dom perignon
This brand is often confusing due to the difference in spelling and pronunciation. Nasal M pronounces how N. That's right: Don Perignon.
Bulgary
Another name that depends on the name of the creator. That's right: Bulgari, not Balgari.
Nike
That's right: Nike, not Nike. In honor of the goddess Nika.
Asus
That's right: “Aeses” and not “Asus”, as they are used to in Russia.
Adobe
That's right: Edouby, not Adobe.
Dior homme
That's right: Dior Ohm. Sound X not pronounced.
Christian louboutin
The creator of the brand is Christian Lobutan. No Lobutins.
Levi’s
Levi’s was founded by Levi Strauss. Therefore, it is correct to say “Levis”, and not “Levis”.
BMW
Here the situation is twofold. Someone is sure of the correct pronunciation in the English manner of “B-M-Double U.” In fact, the correct thing is “Be-Em-Ve.” This is an abbreviation.
Hyundai
Not the Hyundai, but the Hyundai.
Alexander McQueen
There is hardly a problem with the name Alexander, but an extra letter is often added to the surname At. Right: MacQueen
Dsquared
That's right: DiSquard, not DSquared.
YouTube
It's time to remember. No YouTube. That's right, YouTube.
Lowenbrau
No matter how they distort the name of this drink, the brewery in which it is brewed is called “Lowenbrau".
