I pronounce it as 'double-u'.
[QUOTE="JustPlainLucas"]A W is a double U, so I don't know how the hell you would pronounce it any other way. :?andyboiii looks like a double V to meIn the Latin alphabet the U was written as a V.So for instance the words where written as such:INFINITVM = infinitumVTOR = utoretc
Why isn't the letter "M" pronounced "Double en"?dark-warmachineBecause if you look at it... it ISNT a double N.At best its a 4/6 double N.
and why isn't a T called I with a hat?BumFluff122A hat is not 100% flat.There.Also its inconvenient as a name.
And an F should be called Amputated EBumFluff122I found a better more convenient abbrevation! :oamp-e! :D Cool?
[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]and why isn't a T called I with a hat?TeenagedA hat is not 100% flat.There.Also its inconvenient as a name.There are many types of hats in many type pf shapes. I'm sure that if I wanted to find a flat hat that was flat I could do that.
[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]And an F should be called Amputated ETeenagedI found a better more convenient abbrevation! :oamp-e! :D Cool?sure that works too.
When it's just one W, I'll say "double-u." But if it's more than that, like three, such as in www., I say it like "dubb-u."
[QUOTE="Teenaged"][QUOTE="BumFluff122"]and why isn't a T called I with a hat?BumFluff122A hat is not 100% flat.There.Also its inconvenient as a name.There are many types of hats in many type pf shapes. I'm sure that if I wanted to find a flat hat that was flat I could do that.Fine, you rebellious brat! :x:P
Damn, I figured there would be more of us who pronounce it as dubb-u...that's how just about everyone I know pronounces it. >__>
Double-U. Catsup and Seer-up minions just serve to make me momentarily homicidal...Shame on me, but my hatred of Rednecks runs long and deep...
I don't really get in to the 'double' part, with rolling l's or anything. It usually comes out 'dubba-u'.
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