Re: French and German (jara: An introduction)

>Is finlandssvenskt _Euro_ two or three syllables? Some Leftbalticans do use
>[e}.rU] (where the dot represents a syllable border), but this sounds,
well,
>affected to me. The diphthong [e}] is foreign to my 'lect.
I'd say two syllables, but I guess it depends on how finnishized one's
pronounciation is. A totally "unafflicted" swede would probably have three
syllables. I find no [e}] diphtong in any local dialect either, so
pronouncing it as one syllable's probably due to finnish influence.

(Oh, btw, I still have problems with left and right (noticed when I was
reading a roadmap and never got it right...) so it took a while to figure
out where a lefbaltican is from... lol.)