about the neuspeed thing.. seeing as how the company was started by bill neumann (assumingly pronounced new-man) taking the "neu" from his name and adding speed would lead me to pronounce it as "new-speed"

and the mugen thing.. since it is japanese and should be pronounced as such, mu makes a "moo" sound, and the g is a hard g sound, as spoken in "again"

sorry if i sounded defensive and those links r the best i can find. but i wanted to prove my point

sounds stupid? yeah

honda is pronounced.....................................HON - DAH .....wow im good 2

Dude really?!?! crap.... i have always said it like Hun-Duh crap... man i need to work on my engrish

hahn-DUHHHH

it is moo not mew in mugen....dumbass n00b

^^Who are you talking about?

damadscientist

**** it, mewjin, tokeeko, i-bach, newspeed, apecksee, hunday. at least you'll know wtf i am saying, eh?

some call it apex, or just say it apexi. and i always thought tein = teen

HKS is pronounced H-K-S....

what about Project µ. Isnt it pronounced mu or something

^^ its project MEW because thats how that symbol is pronounced for anyone who took any kind of advanced science in high school...

anyways hyundai is pronounce Hyuhn deh....its korean and im korean trust me i know how to say it...hyuhn deh ja dong cha which is short for hyundai automobiles

ive been reading this and i feel like a retard just saying all these words in my head by each syllable.

ketchup or ketsup?

i always pronounces tein like "tine" and I dont know where the company is front but in german when you have an e and an i next to each other you pronounce the sencond one like you would say it in the alphabet

I think you misunderstood... but I had to read it a couple times. He's wanting to know if mugen has a hard or soft g sound in the middle. It's a hard g sound. Anyhow, this topic was entertaining...I actually read all the pages...

i dont know what a hard g or soft g sounds like....GENERATION is hard....GURL is soft.........................lol

you got it flipped.. generation is soft, girl is hard.. lol

From last page:
yes HKS is pronounced H-K-S, but do you know what it stands for? *answer below

Here's another one,---> Hotchkis
Is this pronounced 'hotch-kiss' or 'hot-chicks'

And one more ----> Tanabe
Is this pronounced 'tan-uh-bee' or 'tuh-nah-bee'

Oh here's another I just thought of---> Nismo
Is this pronounced 'Nizz-Moe' or 'Niss-moe'

Hm, oh and damn I thought of more----> Lamborghini Gallardo
is it (guh sound) 'Gee-are-dough' or 'Guh-rar-dough' or 'Guh-Lar-dough'

And the Muricelago:
is it 'mew-rah-lah-go' or 'mer-cee-lah-go'

*Answer for HKS question: HKS stands for
Hasegawa (Hiroyuki Hasegawa)
Kitagawa (Goichi Kitagawa)
Sigma (Sigma Auto.)
Source:http://www.hksusa.com/faq/?ID=1561

somebody told me Tokico was just pronounced Kiko, but i still always called it tow-key-co.

Also:
It's actually neither for Murcielago. It's really Mur-Thee-a-law-go. It literally means bat in spanish. But it was actually named after some famous bull, i believe.

as for Gallardo, it's Ga-Larr-do. in spanish it means graceful i believe. it is a breed of bulls.

In fact, all Lamborghini's are named after bulls. As Ferruccio Lamborghini was born a tauras, represented in the company's logo. Just a fact.

its "mer-see-a-log-o" = murcielago

okokokokok so ford = ****ingpieceofshitcantanyonepronouncetheeasiestwor dsliketheacronymsHKS!??!?!?!

its moo gen, it means infinite in japanese.