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Yeah but do they say "ess oo ess ee" or "suess"?

• Tomte 2y ago
  Soo-seh. Like the women‘s name.
  • lproven 2y ago
    Er... there is no woman's name that sounds like that. In English, it's "SOO-zuh" or "SOO-se" if the speaker isn't native and doesn't turn final vowel sounds into schwa like most natives tend to. In German, it's "ZOO-ze" /ˈsuːzə/ It is not Susie, or Suzy, or Sooz, or anything like that, and that pronunciation tends to annoy the company. Souce: me; I worked there for 4 years. The company has Youtube videos on how to pronounce it, and even a song making fun of people getting it wrong. Think of the American march composer John Philip Sousa. Like that. As in the musical instrument the sousaphone.
    • Tomte 2y ago
      I‘m German, I know the pronunciation, thank you very much! And we Germans do turn the latter syllable into a schwa.
      • lproven 2y ago
        :-D
• bregma 2y ago
  "soo zuh"