classictruckman
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How do you guys pronounce STIHL? I hear it as steel all the time, but most of the pros I talk to say it as still.
STIHL= Steel or Still?
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It is right on their website, first question in their FAQ
http://www.stihlusa.com/faq.html
http://www.stihlusa.com/faq.html
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It is right on their website, first question in their FAQ
http://www.stihlusa.com/faq.html
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Who would have thunk it was that big of a deal. Guess it is to them. I'm still going with STEALership
It is right on their website, first question in their FAQ
http://www.stihlusa.com/faq.html
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Who would have thunk it was that big of a deal. Guess it is to them. I'm still going with STEALership
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Steel would sound right with an American accent.
In Australia we would say Still
The Germans would say Schtihl...i think.
Hmmm... i feel like a chicken schnitzel... or is that a snitzel!
In Australia we would say Still
The Germans would say Schtihl...i think.
Hmmm... i feel like a chicken schnitzel... or is that a snitzel!
TC
Participating member
I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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Grover,
How is 'Jaguar' pronounced in England? The car and the critter?
How is 'Jaguar' pronounced in England? The car and the critter?
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- North of Boston
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I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
TC
Participating member
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I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
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Same goes for the Irish and their De Lorean - ha ha!
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I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
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Same goes for the Irish and their De Lorean - ha ha!
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- North of Boston
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I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
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Same goes for the Irish and their De Lorean - ha ha!
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I think we have two different views of luxury!
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I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
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Same goes for the Irish and their De Lorean - ha ha!
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I think we have two different views of luxury!
Tr33Climb3r
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I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
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Same goes for the Irish and their De Lorean - ha ha!
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I think we have two different views of luxury!
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HAHA I laughed on this one
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I say 'still', so does everyone I know in the UK, and if you think we're changing it to the German proununciation you can forget it, we won the war, we decide how to pronounce German words. Its already bad enough half the world are buying German and Japanese cars, mind you suppose if we didn't let them do that they'd be wanting to invade other countries, so suppose its the lesser of two evils to let them sell some cars.
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IF the English luxury cars were reliable we'd all buy them.
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Same goes for the Irish and their De Lorean - ha ha!
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I think we have two different views of luxury!
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rfwoodvt
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Actually I believe the correct way to say it is neither:
Pronounce it: "HUSQVARNA"
Pronounce it: "HUSQVARNA"
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They make rifles and vacuum cleaners right? I think ive heard of 'em.
and dirt bikes
opposablethumb
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and Sewing Machines
classictruckman
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Actually I believe the correct way to say it is neither:
Pronounce it: "HUSQVARNA"
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Might as well, the way they're buying other companies, maybe someday they'll start producing chainsaws.
Actually I believe the correct way to say it is neither:
Pronounce it: "HUSQVARNA"
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Might as well, the way they're buying other companies, maybe someday they'll start producing chainsaws.
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