Is it like Mick Jagger from the Rolling Stones?
Or Jay-grr?
Or Yeay-grr?
Not a burning question. Just wondering. I think it's the 1st one.
Or Jay-grr?
Or Yeay-grr?
Not a burning question. Just wondering. I think it's the 1st one.
How do you pronounce Edwin Jagger?
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I believe it's Jagger or Yagger -- it might be a soft j, I'm not sure.
Just like his brother Mick.
It's British, so it's as in "Mick - "
The same as Mick, Jag-Ah
I think it's like the car company...
"Experience the new Jag-yoo-wuh...the big cat from Coventry."
"Experience the new Jag-yoo-wuh...the big cat from Coventry."
... with four "M"s and a silent "Q."
I'm not sure how it's pronounced, so I just use a Merkur.
Or it that Mare-qure, or Mur-ker? Oh heck, I'll just use my Jillet phat-bowy.
Or it that Mare-qure, or Mur-ker? Oh heck, I'll just use my Jillet phat-bowy.
It's British, so Jaaggerz.
Spell it "muleh" with a thick accent. 
I heard it pronounced Jay-Grr on an AM radio commercial a while back.
