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Hi all,

there were several requests regarding the correct pronunciation of
LibreOffice. The name "LibreOffice" was choosen by minds mainly from
roman/german language area and of course there are no relevant
pronunciation issues for those. But there are sometimes heavy ones for
minds of other language areas.

Some people - mainly from the first category - propose to pronounce
deliberately not aware there are severe problems to even catch the idea
how to do so.

So I start this thread in the hope to get a situation satisfying a wide
range of community members. ;o))

My proposal:
lets collect proposals for soundfiles pronouncing "LibreOffice" and have
a simple voting for the one we point to, if people ask.
This can be Files created by community members or some
found in the internet. The first may be preferable due to license
issues.

This one I estimate quite close on how it appears to the minds of the
founders (Don't mind orthography or braindead "translation"):
http://translate.google.com/#de|de|LiebreOffice

more proposals?

comments?


Gruß/regards
-- 
Friedrich
Libreoffice-Box http://libreofficebox.org/
LibreOffice and more on CD/DVD images


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