Wondering if it is phonetic in English or if it has some accent...
How do you pronounce Speick?
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Thank you! I’m woefully uneducated in German language...
SSSHHHHHPIIIIIKKKKEEEEE!!!!
That's how I say it.
That's how I say it.
Der Shhhhhpiiike!
indeed, i think no sh.
Rudy Vey says shbike so I'll go with that
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The Wiki says /shpike/ or /shhh-bike/
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How do you pronounce Speick
Is it pronounced "spike" or "speak" or maybe some other way?
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The Wiki says /shpike/ or /shhh-bike/
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In all honesty, i think it is schpeik.
As in schmuck.
As in schmuck.
German speaker here and I can tell you its pronounced, "schpike"
Let's hope the company pronounces their own name correctly in their promotional videos.
Definitely Shpike.
I've never had to use it verbally so don't worry about it
Y'all are wrong.....
it's pronounced "awesome sauce"
it's pronounced "awesome sauce"
In the German language ei is always pronounced like the i in "spike". ie is always pronounced like the e in "speed".
This tends to be a bit backwards from how English speakers say them.
This tends to be a bit backwards from how English speakers say them.
Conflicts with this and the other dozen threads on how to pronounce it.
I'm going with the video, "Shpike", if it ever comes up in conversation
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Y'all are wrong.....
it's pronounced "awesome sauce"
In my dialect, it sounds like: “Best-damn-aftershave-splash-I’ve-ever-used”.
yep.. is similar to Schnitzel..
Can you tell me how schnitzel and Speick are similar?
Was ist los, meine Freunde, hast du dein Deutsch vergessen?
Funny that, shouldn't it be "mein Freund"? [emoji57]
