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How to pronounce Piguenit?

Pronunciation of Piguenit in Tasmania

The pronunciation of Piguenit is

The way the name has been pronounced here in Tasmania, where I live and was born is :
pee - jer - nay.

It's just that a famous colonial artist here, born here in fact, Piguenit - eighteenth century - is thus referred to.

Myself and others wonder if this old pronunciation we use is correct however. It's supposedly how he himself used it. This may of course be untrue, although it's come to me through my great-grandparents.

A Spanish chap told me recently it would be pronounced, in their language, Pee -ger- nay. It seems to have spanish roots


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Pronunciation of Piguenit

Here is how Piguenit is pronounced

p ih g uu ih n ih t
  • p sounds like the 'p' in pet
  • ih sounds like the 'i' in it
  • g sounds like the 'g' in go
  • uu sounds like the 'u' in put
  • n sounds like the 'n' in no
  • t sounds like the 't' in to


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Pronunciation of Piguenit in Tasmania

The pronunciation of Piguenit is

p ee - j uh r - n ai
  • p sounds like the 'p' in pet
  • ee sounds like the 'ee' in see
  • j sounds like the 'j' in jug
  • uh sounds like the 'u' in up
  • r sounds like the 'r' in rat
  • n sounds like the 'n' in no
  • ai sounds like the 'ai' in pain


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Pronunciation of Piguenit in Spain

The Spanish pronunciation of Piguenit is

p ee - g uh r - n ai
  • p sounds like the 'p' in pet
  • ee sounds like the 'ee' in see
  • g sounds like the 'g' in go
  • uh sounds like the 'u' in up
  • r sounds like the 'r' in rat
  • n sounds like the 'n' in no
  • ai sounds like the 'ai' in pain

Origin: Spanish


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