In many places in the US it depends on gender (no kidding): Girls with a "z"; guys with an "s"
I am a girl and I say Les like Less. Honestly, if I ever heard someone say Lez Paul - I would think they were a female, possibly lesbian, cover band a la Lez Zeppelin. I also must say that I have certainly heard some questionable British execution of the Queen's language :wink: .
Okay -- too funny. Not the sex/gender of who is pronouncing it, but the bearer of the name = boy's name or girl's name.
"Lezley" is a girl ... "Lessley" is a boy.
Doh. That makes so much more sense. Feel a little silly and I agree that the female pronunciation is z and male is s. The only other male I know with the name 'Les' is, I kid you not, Les Payne. He is a pulitzer prize winning reporter and I know he pronounces his name as Less. If I was lesbian, I would consider Lez Paul as a stage name.
Have I mentioned my name is pronounced liked this: pure play. Bet you all were just saying purple. :wink:
It's not easy being green.... good thing I'm purple.
I want to apologize to any and all who were offended by my earlier post on this thread. My post did not adequately express my sentiments nor did it reflect the high regard I hold for the many people I regard as "friends" on this forum. Once again I am sorry!
Robbie
I want to apologize to any and all who were offended by my earlier post on this thread. My post did not adequately express my sentiments nor did it reflect the high regard I hold for the many people I regard as "friends" on this forum. Once again I am sorry!
Robbie
Don't worry about it Robbie. That kind of stuff happens, I don't think anyone took a great deal of offence to it.
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I want to apologize to any and all who were offended by my earlier post on this thread. My post did not adequately express my sentiments nor did it reflect the high regard I hold for the many people I regard as "friends" on this forum. Once again I am sorry!
Robbie
Huh??? did it get deleted? darn, i miss all the good stuff :roll:
#4491....
I want to apologize to any and all who were offended by my earlier post on this thread. My post did not adequately express my sentiments nor did it reflect the high regard I hold for the many people I regard as "friends" on this forum. Once again I am sorry!
Robbie
... and looks me square in the eye and says "Kid, have you rehabilitated yourself?"
-=tension & release=-
I want to apologize to any and all who were offended by my earlier post on this thread. My post did not adequately express my sentiments nor did it reflect the high regard I hold for the many people I regard as "friends" on this forum. Once again I am sorry!
Robbie
Hey Robbie, I've learned to let stuff slide. Mostly, I just didnt understand where you were coming from. I dont try to be ignorant but its impossible to know everything. But apology accepted and I hope we'll get to be a couple of those friends you speak about.
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Most people that I know, would pronounce it Lez Paul (other than the Germans, of course).
Please help a German girl out here - what is it that we - of course - mispronounce ?