How do you pronounce teac?

[fatboyslimfast]

Is it Te-Ac or Teak? Apologies for my ignorance.... Also NAD. Is it nad or N.A.D...? Also, should I get out more and stop worrying about such things...?

 

[Anonymous]

hehehe, I don't know if I'm correct but I've always said Te-ac and NAD one word

 

[Andrew Everard]

Tee-Ac.

And you'd be amazed how many people we speak to at shows who tell us they have an 'Acram' system

 

[nads]

[quote user="Andrew Everard"]
Tee-Ac
[/quote] i always thought it more of Tea-Ac

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Anonymous]

tee - ack

 

[JoelSim]

I'm off to listen to my ProAcs (Prokes)

 

[Tesler]

N.A.D New Acoustic Dimension

 

[fatboyslimfast]

y'see , that was why I asked about Nad/NAD... I remember that it was an acronym, but it's a bit like ass-app (ASAP) in that it has merged into vocabularies...

But no one has decided whether I should get out more yet...

 

[iRog]

After investing in all that kit you'd wanna be staying in to enjoy it. If you get out more you have to contend with lossy formats

 

[Andrew Everard]

[quote user="ssvirk"]tee - ack[/quote]

Or for the Trekkers out there, Ti-Aq

 

[d_a_n1979]

Oh dear...

There's always one...

 

[John Duncan]

[quote user="JoelSim"]ProAcs (Prokes)[/quote]

oooo no no no that's definitely Pro (pause) Ack. I mean they even put a capital in the middle to help you out.

 

[John Duncan]

Let's call the whole thing off..........

 

[Andrew Everard]

Carmina, Burana, Burana, Carmina, Let's call the whole thing Orff

 

[Clare Newsome]

[quote user="Andrew Everard"]

Carmina, Burana, Burana, Carmina, Let's call the whole thing Orff

[/quote]

No one's mentioned the wonderfully named T+A yet.

 

[Anonymous]

Did you know you an stop clare posting on a thread instantly.......just call her a babe......she hates it

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="Clare Newsome"]
[quote user="Andrew Everard"]

Carmina, Burana, Burana, Carmina, Let's call the whole thing Orff

[/quote]

No one's mentioned the wonderfully named T+A yet.

[/quote]

Thee und Aaa.

 

[gpi]

WhatIsThisTrendToLoseSpacesBetweenTwoWordsAndCapitaliseTheSecond? IBlameTheInterWeb. ImagineWritingTheMagazineInThisFashion.

SMS texting shouldn't be blamed; that's a new language entirely. I saw an e-mail message my teenage daughter had written to her friend and I didn't understand one word!

Oh, TEAC I pronounce Esoteric.

Is Porsche, porsh or porsha?

 

[Andrew Everard]

Theorie und Anwendung, innit?

 

[fatboyslimfast]

I have a feeling Clare may have been hinting at something else...but I haven't a clue what she could have meant

 

[Clare Newsome]

[quote user="gpi"]WhatIsThisTrendToLoseSpacesBetweenTwoWordsAndCapitaliseTheSecond?[/quote]

That's what's called in subbing parlance 'an intercap'... or CamelCase as others would have it.....

 

[John Duncan]

[quote user="Clare Newsome"]
[quote user="gpi"]WhatIsThisTrendToLoseSpacesBetweenTwoWordsAndCapitaliseTheSecond?[/quote]

That's what's called in subbing parlance 'an intercap'... or CamelCase as others would have it.....
[/quote]

And so it comes round to camels again.

 

[gpi]

I like 'NerdCaps', 'BumpyCaps' and 'HumpBackNotation' in the Wiki entry. Of course the Scots have been at it for ages, e.g. 'MacLean'.

 

[Andrew Everard]

Is that promounced GeePeeAye, or Guppy?