So is it pronounced Zoos or Zooz
So is it pronounced Zoos or Zooz
Landon Sanchez
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Gabriel Lopez
Zyzz
Jose Evans
zeus
Jose Thomas
Zefs
Jordan Nguyen
In Greek it's Zay-oose
Adam Hall
Daddy
Gavin Collins
bazinga
Nathan Diaz
That game is fucking great
Carter Gonzalez
lmao anglos are retarded. Why do you want to turn every single pair of vowels into diphtongs? I'm going to teach you something. Most languages in the word treat words most of the time like this when they see CVV:
CV-V
in the case of zeus -> CV-VS
So zeh-oos
Noah Thomas
jesuschrist
Christopher Carter
in EXTREMELY ancient greek it was like
>zdeus
But the e had a higher pitch and the u was pronounced only a little
Brayden Gomez
It's pronounced heathen.
Ryder Torres
Neither you retard, it's "Zdéus".
>EXTREMELY
Since when is Attic Greek "EXTREMELY ancient"? It's only from ~300 BCE that it became a "z" sound.
>But the e had a higher pitch and the u was pronounced only a little
It's not that the "u" was pronounced a little, "eu" was a different sound from "e" and "u" altogether. It wasn't a rise on "e", it was the "ευ" as a whole that rose in pitch, not a rise on "e" and a fall on "u".
Hang yourself, pseudojew.
Lincoln Davis
oops not diphthongs. What I meant is that you guys turn a pair of vowels into one sounds a lot of times.
Listen to how people say zeus in many languages:
forvo.com
Blake Hall
>Since when is Attic Greek "EXTREMELY ancient"?
You don't know how it was pronounced in attic. the zd theory is probably correct but it was used in earlier forms of the language
>it was the "ευ" as a whole that rose in pitch
No, the first part rose, then the second part "fell". The last part never had an accent afaik.
Aaron Long
Zeus = Tsojs
Carson Brooks
Juice
Charles Collins
Zevs.
Also, I am Greek.
Nicholas Rivera
>You don't know how it was pronounced in attic. the zd theory is probably correct but it was used in earlier forms of the language
From two simple wikipedia articles:
>en.wikipedia.org
>en.wikipedia.org
>No, the first part rose, then the second part "fell".
There is no "first part" and "second part" to "ευ", you don't pronounce them as two separate letters.
>The last part never had an accent afaik.
The accent goes on the last letter when it's a diphthong (which "ευ" is), hence it's spelled Ζεύς and not Ζέυς.
Evan Brooks
Dyaeus.
Eli Johnson
Forgot to attach this, it's from Wiktionary.
Hudson Cook
zay-oos
Luis Miller
Jupiter
Thomas Nelson
Worst dad ever
Nathaniel Powell
Ancient greekboos foreigners btfo
Dylan Jones
It's pronounced Dii.
Camden Lopez
zuice like juice ignore all the arguments with something backing it up i have a hunch im right
Julian Harris
zuus
Leo Flores
Based
Zachary Kelly
Dzeuss
Adrian Peterson
It's actually pronounced Δίας
Thomas Young
It is pronounced Aziz Shavershian
Luke Gomez
Zefs
Parker Gutierrez
Zefs (like Zeds but with an f)
Blake Flores
>languages are different
Amazing discovery
Alexander Lopez
based
Landon Nguyen
Anyone wants to play on steam?
Hunter Edwards
Zeusse
Jose Green
No, that's his son
Owen Mitchell
It's Iuppiter, you fake latin
Owen Bailey
th from the
thias
Jackson Morales
>>oops not diphthongs. What I meant is that you guys turn a pair of vowels into one sounds a lot of times.
And they turn single vowels into diphtongs all the time as well, see: every single Spanish word
Hudson Edwards
Mason Nelson
BARKBARKBARKBARKBARK
Andrew Cruz
jews
Elijah Mitchell
prostagma
Liam Morales
LOOKING AT LIFE THROUGH A LOADED GUN
TAKE YOUR BEST SHOT, AIM IT TO THE SUN
;_;
Owen Lewis
zoof
Chase Nelson
tseus