Originally posted by jofice:Ro-sheen
Originally posted by iTim:[..]
Haha, I would have ended up calling her Roison as in Poison.
  I'll never learn. glad I know how to pronounce "Dún Laoghaire" and "Taoiseach" by now... and an Irish friend who I met in Munich taught me how to say "Baile Átha Cliath" (Dublin) the right way. That's all I can say correct 
 
         Originally posted by MacStripey:just random, had a snow storm hitting us here since yesterday morning. it snowed all day and all through the night. the whole county I live in (North-Rhine Westfalia, west area of Germany) has drowned in chaos. the highways are still stuck on more than 200km as cars and trucks can't drive on in that snow and ice. standstill all over. I live out in the countryside and we got some 45 cm (~18 inches) of fresh snow. no chance I can leave the house today, roads are closed all around here. madness.
        
), and hopefully I'll be able to do the Toulouse-Lyon route without any problem.        Originally posted by MacStripey:just random, had a snow storm hitting us here since yesterday morning. it snowed all day and all through the night. the whole county I live in (North-Rhine Westfalia, west area of Germany) has drowned in chaos. the highways are still stuck on more than 200km as cars and trucks can't drive on in that snow and ice. standstill all over. I live out in the countryside and we got some 45 cm (~18 inches) of fresh snow. no chance I can leave the house today, roads are closed all around here. madness.
Originally posted by iTim:[..]
Haha, I would have ended up calling her Roison as in Poison.
Originally posted by jofice:Ro-sheen
 I've since heard she may not use the traditional pronounciation anyway.        Originally posted by jofice:Sorry if it's late though, just woke up lol