As Hans would tell you, the u-umlaut sound is a vowel not found in English,
but it's common in German and French. If you're a Pink Panther fan, think
of how Inspector Clouseau would say the "oo" in, "I would like a room." I
think that's pretty close.
Vaughn
On Thursday 20 February 2003 20:58, you wrote: > What is the correct pronounciation of über as in übergeek?
> Is it
> (YOU)ber
> or
> (OOOH)ber
> ?
>
> Thanks,
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