Sven Vath
Ian Baxter
A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
Is it " Var " as in jar?
" Varth " as in bath?
" vaath " as in math?
" vaith " as in wraith?
or sumtin else?
Please help, any responses greatfully recieved. :O)
Steve Dolphyn
Mike Brown
Ian Baxter <IBa...@homebase1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
Some quasi-official article or press release I saw somewhere said
it's pronounced Vate, as in, 'I hate that mate Sven Vath'
Mike
ian
On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Ian Baxter wrote:
> A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
>
> Is it " Var " as in jar?
> " Varth " as in bath?
> " vaath " as in math?
> " vaith " as in wraith?
>
> or sumtin else?
> Please help, any responses greatfully recieved. :O)
>
>
>
I always thought it was "Varth" as in bath, but he's german, so he
probably says it differently anyway. Just my 2 pence worth....
ian.
Patrick Weber
Steve Dolphyn wrote:
>
> Ian Baxter wrote:
> >
> > A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
> >
> > Is it " Var " as in jar?
> > " Varth " as in bath?
> > " vaath " as in math?
> > " vaith " as in wraith?
> >
> > or sumtin else?
> > Please help, any responses greatfully recieved. :O)
>
Its Sven !VAETH! not Sven Vath.
Euan Reavie
: Ian Baxter <IBa...@homebase1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
: >A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
On one of his old EPs it says "rhymes with FATE".
POA
Shane Busato
ian (ij...@york.ac.uk) wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Ian Baxter wrote:
> > A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
> >
> > Is it " Var " as in jar?
> > " Varth " as in bath?
> > " vaath " as in math?
> > " vaith " as in wraith?
> >
> > or sumtin else?
> > Please help, any responses greatfully recieved. :O)
> >
> >
> >
> I always thought it was "Varth" as in bath, but he's german, so he
> probably says it differently anyway. Just my 2 pence worth....
> ian.
In german, 'v' is pronounced like English's 'f'...
so maybe it's 'fath'?!?!
Michael A Newman
okay, so there's prettymuch a consensus about rhyming with "fate" or "hate"..
but what about the Sven part?
=\
-Michael Newman
mne...@indiana.edu
Euan Reavie
Michael A Newman (mne...@ezinfo.ucs.indiana.edu) wrote:
: okay, so there's prettymuch a consensus about rhyming with "fate" or "hate"..
: but what about the Sven part?
That is the PERFECT thread-ender.
POA
Paul Dearborn
In article <01bbd01d$a3441e40$7559dec2@default>,
"Ian Baxter" <IBa...@homebase1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
:A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
:Is it " Var " as in jar?
: " Varth " as in bath?
: " vaath " as in math?
: " vaith " as in wraith?
:or sumtin else?
according to my info, it's pronounced "vate" as in fate.
bye. boo.
jabd...@aol.com
I pronounce it "Vat".
Cornelius
On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Ian Baxter wrote:
> A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
>
> Is it " Var " as in jar?
> " Varth " as in bath?
> " vaath " as in math?
> " vaith " as in wraith?
>
> or sumtin else?
> Please help, any responses greatfully recieved. :O)
>
>
I have a friend who went to Germany and came back talking about this guy
called "Swin Faith". I had no idea who she was talking about until we
went to a CD shop and she showed me his stuff. It was Sven Vath. So that's
the German pronounciation, anyways.
dark crow
well, i'm swedish ( and our language does come from the same tree as german )
so the real pronounce would be..
sven - sveein
in vath, he actully uses a letter that's orginal for the german
languages...it's like a long "a" with a bit of "e" in it...
vath - vaaaeeeth
there you go.
Paul Rigby
In article <Pine.SGI.3.95.961116133325.3431C-100000@fraser>, Cornelius
<jmpe...@sfu.ca> writes
>
>
>On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Ian Baxter wrote:
>
>>
>> Is it " Var " as in jar?
>> " Varth " as in bath?
>> " vaath " as in math?
>> " vaith " as in wraith?
>>
>> or sumtin else?
I always thought it was pronounced 'Kevin Smith'. With the accent on the
'in' portion of Kevin to produce a perculiarly uplifting experience.
--
Paul Rigby
Nico
Sometime last year, someone told me his name and I thought they said dj
spin balls. After refering to him with this name to a friend, I was
quickly corrected, I was told to pronounce it, sven vat, (silent "h").
On Sat, 16 Nov 1996, Cornelius wrote:
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>
> On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Ian Baxter wrote:
>
> > A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
> >
> > Is it " Var " as in jar?
> > " Varth " as in bath?
> > " vaath " as in math?
> > " vaith " as in wraith?
> >
> > or sumtin else?
Matt Costain
>A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
>
>Is it " Var " as in jar?
> " Varth " as in bath?
> " vaath " as in math?
> " vaith " as in wraith?
>
>or sumtin else?
>Please help, any responses greatfully recieved. :O)
>
a german friend of mine says its pronounced
'fit'
or 'vit'
its hard to tell with her accent :)
cheers
Nazih Awad
jabd...@aol.com wrote:
>
> I pronounce it "Vat".
>your wrong too!
> it is pronounced as sphen phate . listen to l'esperanca the second mix
>nazih!
Nazih Awad
Ian Baxter wrote:
>
> A quick query - How do you pronounce the 'Vath' bit of Sven Vath?
>
> Is it " Var " as in jar?
> " Varth " as in bath?
> " vaath " as in math?
> " vaith " as in wraith?
>
> or sumtin else?
> Please help, any responses greatfully recieved. :O)
>well firstly the v is pronounced like an f so really vath is pronounced
>like phate rhymes with mate!
>
>sphen phate
>nazih!