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Edited by foxxyturtle:
7/6/2013 5:06:59 PM
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On-velope or in-velope?
How do you say envelope?
Edit: Just to clear things up, the reason I chose to say in- rather than en- is because people are often confused, and think I'm giving the same choice twice. In- helps emphasize the sound I'm trying to convey.
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En - velope Y'know, like any normal person would.
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An-velope
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I say it like N-velope.
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5 RepliesEdited by Recon Number 54: 7/6/2013 4:19:01 PMIf I am speaking of the concept, for example the performance envelope of an aircraft? ON-vel-ope. If I am speaking of the container of correspondence? EN-vel-ope If I am using the verb? en-VEL-up Related and similar question. How do you pronounce entrepreneur?
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art garfunkel
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Neither I say en-velope
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I say un-velope.
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Ionvelope yes I totally just did that
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[b]N[/b]velope
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Toast.
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Noun. On-vel-ope Verb. En-vel-op.
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I pronounce it "enn-vee-lo-pay" like any normal person would.
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What about en-velope?
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-blam!- it, I put in "on-levope" instead of on-velope, didn't I? Sorry.
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En- velope
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On-levope, personally.
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3 Repliesin-velope? WAT?
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En-velope
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Envelope
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in-velope? the -blam!-? en-ve-lope
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Enn-vel-lope
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4 RepliesI pronounce it "on-vel-ope". It's derived from a French word after all.
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I say it the way it's spelt... En-vel-ope
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En-Valope
