Pronunciation of PPRuNe
 

Silly question, but how does one pronounce PPRuNe?
A:ooh:

It depends on how you are using the word. For example:

I am reading Pea-Prune.
I am a Pruner.
I am going to a Pea-Prune fly-in.

Generally, Prune is the more familiar version.

you see i've always pronounced it
"pea-pea-roon"

What's wrong with you, boy? You need taking out and giving a good seeing to! BRL, bring the high voltage battery and the table lamp with the halogen bulb. :suspect:

I say "puh-prune", but the real answer is "Cholmondely".

Tomorrow, if I have time, I shall post for your delectation the famous "Ballad of P O Prune", which isn't on the net as far as I know, so will have to be typed in.

I have heard both p-prune and prune in approximately equal proportion.

pea-pea-a-rooney:O

Overheard en-route to the Isle of Wight a few weekends ago:

G-abcd: Gabcd Final
Sandown Radio: Roger, runway is clear, errr, are you a prune?
G-abcd: Affirm. 2 prunes on board
Sandown Radio: After landing vacate left and park with the other prunes near the windsock.

This was repeated several times so by the time I called for joining information I insert "1 prune on board" into my initial call.

TG.

Molesworth fans will remember the episode: "The prunes are revolting".

I'm a "proon"...The extra "Pea" just adds to an already cluttered audio spectrum....:}

I pronounce it "Prune", "Pruner", and "Pruning".

I always thought it were "prune" but then I attended a Gatbash and everyone - John Farley included - pronounced it "p prune". Correction made.

What does He Who Must Be Obeyed think?

(That's Danny, not Evo.)

As I recall from that bash, Mr D p prunes too (you ought to remember, you were there and tried to solicit a donation for the PPRuNe Fund from me.)

Just "prune" as far as I am concerned...!!!!!


Andy

pprune - proon
ffyffe - fyfe
etc, etc

Easy - prune, prunery or just plain pruneing.God, We're bored...

Pshaw, it's simply "prune".

It is so sad :{ that I can even be bothered to get even slightly worked up about this for a fleeting moment; but I am.

How can it be prune, pruner, pruning, and so forth, when there are two Ps? :uhoh: It has to be Pee-Prune, remember there's the word professional in there, too.

Peas with prunes? :yuk: