| Sindre's 10:15 - Sep 13 with 2078 views | viewfromtheu2 |
surname is double barrel but said as one word. Like this: Wallegly
wall egg lee
now add them together
wallegglee
Don't let the laziness of Sky commentators and the other simpletons creep in.
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| Sindre's on 12:01 - Sep 13 with 1880 views | Cafe_Newman |
Without wanting to be too critical, that's bobbins.
First up, and most importantly, the W is pronounced pretty much like a V is in English.
Then what you've done (probably) is listened to a Norwegian commentary of his name and come up with "Wallegly" when "Varlegli" would probably be closer.
Having said that, to pronounce it in that way, would be like a Norwegian, having spent a day in a Glasgow pub, saying the correct pronunciation of Paul Lambert is in one word: Poorlambu, where the "bu" is pronounced as in "but", but dropping the "t".
What we probably should be saying, as non-native Norwegians is /ˈvɑlːəˈeɡli/ or VARLəEGLi, where the "ə" sound is the same as "er" when we say "sistəbothərə" or sister-botherer.
And then there's i-BAN a-THON
and marseh-LEE-no NOON-yes |  | | |
| Sindre's on 12:02 - Sep 13 with 1868 views | pointofblue |
| Sindre's on 12:01 - Sep 13 by Cafe_Newman |
Without wanting to be too critical, that's bobbins.
First up, and most importantly, the W is pronounced pretty much like a V is in English.
Then what you've done (probably) is listened to a Norwegian commentary of his name and come up with "Wallegly" when "Varlegli" would probably be closer.
Having said that, to pronounce it in that way, would be like a Norwegian, having spent a day in a Glasgow pub, saying the correct pronunciation of Paul Lambert is in one word: Poorlambu, where the "bu" is pronounced as in "but", but dropping the "t".
What we probably should be saying, as non-native Norwegians is /ˈvɑlːəˈeɡli/ or VARLəEGLi, where the "ə" sound is the same as "er" when we say "sistəbothərə" or sister-botherer.
And then there's i-BAN a-THON
and marseh-LEE-no NOON-yes |
... I'm calling him Sindre. |  |
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| Sindre's on 12:03 - Sep 13 with 1858 views | Cafe_Newman |
| Sindre's on 12:02 - Sep 13 by pointofblue |
... I'm calling him Sindre. |
Good call | | | |
| Sindre's on 12:09 - Sep 13 with 1813 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Sindre's on 12:02 - Sep 13 by pointofblue |
... I'm calling him Sindre. |
It was interesting watching the extended highlights linked from this site with a Sheffield United commentator who clearly holds the record for not needing to take a breath for at least 45 minutes. He used Leif which suggests he found Davis too difficult!
Phil, can we have a definitive pronunciation for Walle Egeli please? |  |
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| Sindra Vallegglee. (n/t) on 12:12 - Sep 13 with 1766 views | Bloots |
| Sindre's on 12:09 - Sep 13 by Nthsuffolkblue |
It was interesting watching the extended highlights linked from this site with a Sheffield United commentator who clearly holds the record for not needing to take a breath for at least 45 minutes. He used Leif which suggests he found Davis too difficult!
Phil, can we have a definitive pronunciation for Walle Egeli please? |
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| Sindre's on 12:22 - Sep 13 with 1696 views | Dubtractor |
| Sindre's on 12:02 - Sep 13 by pointofblue |
... I'm calling him Sindre. |
I might just go with 'the Norwegian lad' until we nail down the right pronunciation. |  |
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| Sindre's on 12:30 - Sep 13 with 1636 views | Cafe_Newman |
| Sindre's on 12:09 - Sep 13 by Nthsuffolkblue |
It was interesting watching the extended highlights linked from this site with a Sheffield United commentator who clearly holds the record for not needing to take a breath for at least 45 minutes. He used Leif which suggests he found Davis too difficult!
Phil, can we have a definitive pronunciation for Walle Egeli please? |
PH: How do you pronounce your surname?
SWE: Walle Egeli
PH: Varlegly?
SWE: No, Walle Egeli.
PH: Like it's one word?
SWE: No, it's two words. Walle... Egeli.
PH: Varle Egly?
SWE: Egeli
PH: Egly?
SWE: Egeli
PH: Varle Egly
SWE: Walle Egeli.
PH: So, it ISlike one word!
SWE Not really.
PH: Thanks Sindra
SWE: Sindre.
PH: Sindreh?
SWE: No. Sindre.
PH: There you have it, straight from the Norwegian kid's mouth. | | | |
| Sindre's on 12:38 - Sep 13 with 1592 views | pointofblue |
| Sindre's on 12:30 - Sep 13 by Cafe_Newman |
PH: How do you pronounce your surname?
SWE: Walle Egeli
PH: Varlegly?
SWE: No, Walle Egeli.
PH: Like it's one word?
SWE: No, it's two words. Walle... Egeli.
PH: Varle Egly?
SWE: Egeli
PH: Egly?
SWE: Egeli
PH: Varle Egly
SWE: Walle Egeli.
PH: So, it ISlike one word!
SWE Not really.
PH: Thanks Sindra
SWE: Sindre.
PH: Sindreh?
SWE: No. Sindre.
PH: There you have it, straight from the Norwegian kid's mouth. |
That's a good idea - we could call him Swe. | |
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| Sindre's on 12:43 - Sep 13 with 1570 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Sindre's on 12:38 - Sep 13 by pointofblue |
That's a good idea - we could call him Swe. |
Is that pronounced "swe" or "sve"? Or simply read out as "S-W-E"? | |
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| Sindre's on 12:46 - Sep 13 with 1546 views | pointofblue |
| Sindre's on 12:43 - Sep 13 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Is that pronounced "swe" or "sve"? Or simply read out as "S-W-E"? |
Swe as in Sweden. And I'm sticking by that. | |
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| Sindre's on 12:49 - Sep 13 with 1524 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Sindre's on 12:46 - Sep 13 by pointofblue |
Swe as in Sweden. And I'm sticking by that. |
Nor ... he's Norwegian!
Cajuste could be Swe, though. | |
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| Sindre's on 13:06 - Sep 13 with 1442 views | Poultman |
Just call him Roy | | | |
| Sindre's on 13:10 - Sep 13 with 1427 views | PhilTWTD |
| Sindre's on 12:09 - Sep 13 by Nthsuffolkblue |
It was interesting watching the extended highlights linked from this site with a Sheffield United commentator who clearly holds the record for not needing to take a breath for at least 45 minutes. He used Leif which suggests he found Davis too difficult!
Phil, can we have a definitive pronunciation for Walle Egeli please? |
He pronounces it at the end of this.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DN9CLdJjCOq/?hl=en |  | | |
| Sindre's on 13:30 - Sep 13 with 1318 views | PhilTWTD |
He does. | | | |
| Sindre's on 13:52 - Sep 13 with 1214 views | Geordietown68 |
| Sindre's on 12:02 - Sep 13 by pointofblue |
... I'm calling him Sindre. |
Me too |  | | |
| Sindre's on 15:05 - Sep 13 with 1028 views | Zx1988 |
Sinders for me. | |
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| Sindre's on 16:27 - Sep 13 with 766 views | cartface07 |
My partner actually comes from the same home town as him in Norway. She’s confirmed it’s pronounced
Vollar (rhymes with collar)
Ey - geh - lee |  |
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| Sindre's on 16:58 - Sep 13 with 717 views | Norway |
Came here to check up on how our boy did on his debut 🔥🥳 He is from my home city as well, so rooting a little extra for him and Ipswich now!
Its Vall-eh Eh-geh-lee. Walle is almost the same as the english word valley, just... with a different ending. Not vall-lee, but vall-eh. Say omelette. The way the e in "ome" is pronounced - thats the way the eh in vall-eh also is. Om-eh-let. Vall-eh. I can not for the life of me think of an english word that ends like this - so thats my best example, sorry.
Eh-geh-lee. Eh like the start of the word echo (eh-kow), geh like saying "get" without the t, lee like the surname / name. Eh-geh-lee.
Hope that helps 😅 The kid is class... no matter what you end up calling him 😁 [Post edited 13 Sep 17:06]
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