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SamK
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How do the Spanish pronounce Peugeot?
And how do they refer to the model number?
I have a 106, which we say one-oh-six...
I have a feeling I may need to buy the occasional part 
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| SamK wrote: | How do the Spanish pronounce Peugeot?
And how do they refer to the model number?
I have a 106, which we say one-oh-six...
I have a feeling I may need to buy the occasional part
Sam. |
You could always write it down on a piece of paper
Peugeot 106 is the Spanish spelling........ 
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It's really hard to write things phonetically but I'll have a go:
Paiw -jott (pai as in pair without the r, w, j as in je in French, ott)
Does that makes sense?
and 106 = ciento seis
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SamK
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| jenny wrote: | It's really hard to write things phonetically but I'll have a go:
Paiw -jott (pai as in pair without the r, w, j as in je in French, ott)
Does that makes sense?
and 106 = ciento seis |
That looks/sounds like the French pronunciation but with the last 't' not silent???
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it is slightly difficult because the spanish pronounce most letters and every vowel..
I know how to say the word but like jenny says to put it phonetically is hard...lol
well done jenny 
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jenny
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You could have told me you spoke French, then I could have said "Just like the French pronouce it but with a hard t on the end"  
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SamK
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My French is slightly better than Mr Bean's - oui, non & gracias
(only makes sense if you've seen the movie)
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