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8/8/2010 8:28:30 PM
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How do you pronounce Jorge's name?
I was under the impression that most people pronounce the name Jorge as [i]hor-hay[/i], but in the Spike TV preview video, Carter pronounces it like the name George.
So which is it?
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George. simple
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Kaf1ve I just pronounce it or-hay. Because that makes sense. [/quote] Post of the day.
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I seriously have no idea how someone can get Jorge to "horhey".
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"Spartans never die Jorge, they're just missing in action" im pretty sure in the trailer carter pronounces it as "George" and not "horhey" or whatever the mexican way is of saying it
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Jorge, i can talk spanish :)
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^ Maybe people want their own spin-off bastardized version of Reach's campaign? o_0
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] THE RUSSIAN Snp Hor-Hey is spelled Jorje, NOT Jorge.[/quote]I know a guy from Ecuador who's name is spelled Jorge. It's pronounced Hor-hay.
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I believe it's 'George' as said, but if I had to take a guess off the beaten path, I'd say 'Gyorg.' [Edited on 08.09.2010 6:59 AM PDT]
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George is how I say it. His voice doesn't sound Hispanic.
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jorge, Jorge, Jorge of the jungle watch out for that TREE!!!!
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Full Metal1244 George.[/quote]
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The pronunciation "Hor-Hay" may seem common to a lot of you, but it's nearly unheard of in the UK. Anyone see *cringe* American Idol where Simon Cowell didn't have a clue how to pronounce a Jorje (or Jorge) The spelling does make it appear it should be pronounced Hor-Hey, but Carter calls him George. That's it. If it were Hor-hay, then Carter would have called him it. It is George.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Bill 360 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] THE RUSSIAN Snp Hor-Hey is spelled Jorje, NOT Jorge.[/quote] Not necessariy true. I know a Jorge and he pronounces it Hor-hey.[/quote] Jorge Garcia.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Kaf1ve I just pronounce it or-hay. Because that makes sense. [/quote]
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At the moment I say it as Hor-Hay, as in Jorge Garcia (Hurley from Lost). But if it is pronounced George in the game then I'll say that.
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I'll stick with whore-hay until I hear otherwise.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] THE RUSSIAN Snp [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Kaf1ve I just pronounce it or-hay. Because that makes sense. [/quote] Because his British-Hungarian descent merits Spanish origin, right?[/quote] Right.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] THE RUSSIAN Snp Hor-Hey is spelled Jorje, NOT Jorge.[/quote] Not necessariy true. I know a Jorge and he pronounces it Hor-hey. [Edited on 08.08.2010 3:20 PM PDT]
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George W. Bush
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Rich-Ard
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MuffinTank101 George.[/quote]
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For reference: [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jorge]Jorge[/url] The Spanish pronunciation is most definitely closer to a 'hor hey' than 'george.' Either would be acceptable. Also, given the fact that its 500 years in the future, its not surprising to see a man with a apparently north/eastern european descendancy with a hispanic name. I hold no illusions that one of my descendants may be called Jaafar.
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George, like I've been trying to tell people all along. It's just a different way to spell it.
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i will call him Big Bill
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Have you not heard his godly voice? [i]Definitely 'George'..[/i]
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HEY, MY NAME IS GEORGE!!! YAY!
