Wenhong is pronounced differently than it looks. It's "ven" and then the /h/ is voiceless and the "ong" ends in a glottal stop where the air comes out your nose. But it's all run together. So it almost sounds like a terrible German accent.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Brady Wenhong
I forgot to tell you, maybe you guessed from my posts, that we are calling him Brady Wenhong for now. He doesn't respond to Brady yet (and only sorta responds to Wenhong :) ).
Wenhong is pronounced differently than it looks. It's "ven" and then the /h/ is voiceless and the "ong" ends in a glottal stop where the air comes out your nose. But it's all run together. So it almost sounds like a terrible German accent.
Wenhong is pronounced differently than it looks. It's "ven" and then the /h/ is voiceless and the "ong" ends in a glottal stop where the air comes out your nose. But it's all run together. So it almost sounds like a terrible German accent.
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Cute!
ReplyDeleteIf your flight was on time, you've been in Seattle for almost an hour. Welcome back! And welcome, Brady Wenhong!
I bet you're hardly going to believe it when you wake up in your own bed tomorrow morning. I grin.
I will hardly belive it if they do get to sleep so they can wake up in their own bed tomorrow. :-) Ahh the joys of jet lag and a new toddler to help it along.
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