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I grew up in Norway and there's this idea in Europe of someone who breaks from corporate culture and hikes and camps a lot (called wandervogel in german). I als
by mips_avatar 11mo ago
I grew up in Norway and there's this idea in Europe of someone who breaks from corporate culture and hikes and camps a lot (called wandervogel in german). I also liked how when pronounced in Norwegian or Swedish it sounds like wander full. I like the idea of someone who is full of wander.
- throw-qqqqq 11mo agoSame in Danish FWIW. In English, I’d pronounce it very similar to “wonderful”.
- adastra22 11mo agoIf OP dropped the g, it would be a MUCh better product name.
- mips_avatar 11mo agoI actually own wanderfull.ai
- adastra22 11mo agoDrop an l would be better I think
- throw-qqqqq 11mo agoSolid advice. Seeing how many here would pronounce it differently, I totally agree hahah
- isqueiros 11mo agothis would make it even closer to the dangerously similar travel planning app "wanderlog"
- nutjob2 11mo agoAre you a native speaker? Because said quickly in typical English it sounds like "wonderfukl" which isn't great.
- throw-qqqqq 11mo agoNot a native English speaker, no.
- 59nadir 11mo agoIn Swedish the G wouldn't be silent so it wouldn't really be all that much like "wonderful"; "vanderfugel" is the closest thing I could come up with for how I'd pronounce it with some leniency.