Schebler pronunciation

[exeric]

I was watching the latest Jay Leno Garage post on YouTube which featured the magnificent recreation of the 8 cylinder Curtis that Dale Stoner miraculously machined, cast, and pulled together. So, when they talked about the carburetors, Jay pronounced Schebler as, "SCH-LEE-bler, and Dale pronounced it as, "Sch-E-bler. I have always heard it pronounced as "Sch-EH-bler" with a short vowel E. Okay, Okay, I'm nit picking, but I like to know how words are genuinely pronounced so I don't make a bigger ass of myself. . . Curious what other members think.

[T. Cotten]

... I'm nit picking, but I like to know how words are genuinely pronounced so I don't make a bigger ass of myself. . .

I, too, lose sleep, Eric,..

Over whether my "bushing grinder"

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...is pronounced the Midwestern 'Sun-nun', or "Soon-nen"

Merry Christmas everyone!

....Cotten

[pfindlay]

Sch-EH-bler and Sun-nun where I live. But I have been surprised to hear different pronunciations of some car names in different areas. The most obvious seems to be Willys - Willis or Willies?
Peter

[PaulCDF]

Schebler pronunciation

I am waiting for some members from Europe or "Down Under" weigh in.

[T. Cotten]

I heard a New England customer call them Shee-blahs,

But since I'm south of Chicaga I just call them Chibblurrs.

.....Cotten

[joe fxs fxr]

I heard a New England customer call them Shee-blahs,

But since I'm south of Chicaga I just call them Chibblurrs.

.....Cotten

I'm from CT with a NY upbringing, and I say them as Shee-blur.

It's also a Sun-in hone.

[T. Cotten]

It's also a Sun-in hone.

When I called the Sunnen tech line many many years ago, Joe,

The rep called it "Tsue-nen".

That's why I asked.

....Cotten

[joe fxs fxr]

When I called the Sunnen tech line many many years ago, Joe,

The rep called it "Tsue-nen".

That's why I asked.

....Cotten

Ha, they would know. Glad you said that. Thanks.

[Peter Cooke]

Schebler pronunciation

I am waiting for some members from Europe or "Down Under" weigh in.

I assume the C is silent and pronounce it Sheb-ler.

[PaulCDF]

Thanks Peter