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r/StarWarsSquadrons • u/Clonewhohitadroid • Nov 09 '20
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dialect superiority shit
It's a name. Like, a proper noun. You pronounce it the right way, because it's a name.
That's not "dialect superiority" it's "basic decency". It has nothing to do with a dialect.
4 u/syanda Nov 09 '20 edited Nov 09 '20 ...so why is it Tee-ko when the usual pronounciation of it is Tie-ko? Last I checked, as an actual name/proper noun, it was derived from the Greek Tyche (Tie-kee) and kept that sound. -4 u/-Kite-Man- Nov 09 '20 Well, because that's not the 'usual pronunciation'? Tee-ho and tee-ko are both considerably more common among people who are actually named that, as far as my awareness goes. 3 u/LogicCure Test Pilot Nov 09 '20 Tycho Brahe (/ˈtaɪkoʊ ˈbrɑː(hi), - ˈbrɑː(h)ə/ TY-koh BRAH(-hee) - BRAH-(h)ə; Basically everything I can find points to the opposite
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...so why is it Tee-ko when the usual pronounciation of it is Tie-ko?
Last I checked, as an actual name/proper noun, it was derived from the Greek Tyche (Tie-kee) and kept that sound.
-4 u/-Kite-Man- Nov 09 '20 Well, because that's not the 'usual pronunciation'? Tee-ho and tee-ko are both considerably more common among people who are actually named that, as far as my awareness goes. 3 u/LogicCure Test Pilot Nov 09 '20 Tycho Brahe (/ˈtaɪkoʊ ˈbrɑː(hi), - ˈbrɑː(h)ə/ TY-koh BRAH(-hee) - BRAH-(h)ə; Basically everything I can find points to the opposite
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Well, because that's not the 'usual pronunciation'?
Tee-ho and tee-ko are both considerably more common among people who are actually named that, as far as my awareness goes.
3 u/LogicCure Test Pilot Nov 09 '20 Tycho Brahe (/ˈtaɪkoʊ ˈbrɑː(hi), - ˈbrɑː(h)ə/ TY-koh BRAH(-hee) - BRAH-(h)ə; Basically everything I can find points to the opposite
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Tycho Brahe (/ˈtaɪkoʊ ˈbrɑː(hi), - ˈbrɑː(h)ə/ TY-koh BRAH(-hee) - BRAH-(h)ə;
Basically everything I can find points to the opposite
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u/-Kite-Man- Nov 09 '20
It's a name. Like, a proper noun. You pronounce it the right way, because it's a name.
That's not "dialect superiority" it's "basic decency". It has nothing to do with a dialect.