How to say "Sune"

[Ellis]

Everyone says Lars Petrus invented Sune, so why is used in the Fridrich method? I thought she invented all her algorithms by herself?

The same goes for other algs like the H Pll alg.

Did she? We'll even if she did it's not impossible that 2 people can come up with a simple alg independantly. If she came up with all her algs on her own, she still would have made up a sune because it was required to orient 3 corners in one look with her method.

 

[Nukoca]

Everyone says Lars Petrus invented Sune, so why is used in the Fridrich method? I thought she invented all her algorithms by herself?

The same goes for other algs like the H Pll alg.

The phrase is OWNED by him. Technically you're supposed to insert a 'tm' after Sune. Check his website in my sig.

 

[miniGOINGS]

I call it Sune™

from Lars' site

 

[Johannes91]

I remember reading somewhere that it's pronounced "soon-eh". but I have never actually heard anyone put the "eh" sound on the end.

I don't know this pseudo-English you guys use, but here is a link to a correct pronunciation.

The phrase is OWNED by him.

Not really. From the yahoo group:

Heh. I just put the TM in as a joke back in 96. I can't and won't sue
anyone for using it.

/Lars

On Jan 8, 2006, at 8:17, Craig Bouchard wrote:

> Is the Sune trademarked by Lars Petrus??? On his site it says it...so
> does that mean he can sue anyone who says the word???
>
> Craig

 

[Poke]

I say it like a "Stubborn American":

sün

 

[Nukoca]

The phrase is OWNED by him.

Not really. From the yahoo group:

That's a useful link, but we don't know if it was really him.

 

[SimonWestlund]

We need Lars Petrus on here! Does he have an account here?

Yes he does, but I've never seen a post by him..

 

[irontwig]

I say it like a "Stubborn American":

sün

You probably don't. Please look up 'ü'.

The phrase is OWNED by him.

Not really. From the yahoo group:

That's a useful link, but we don't know if it was really him.

Sorry to say this, but it's painfully obvious that it isn't trademarked.

 

[d4m4s74]

I pronounce it as soon

 

[Poke]

I say it like a "Stubborn American":

sün

You probably don't. Please look up 'ü'.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070618184108AAVfLgK

Several answers say the oo sound while others say a different sound.

"Mötley crüe"

 

[Nukoca]

Sorry to say this, but it's painfully obvious that it isn't trademarked.

If it was a joke in '98, why is it still on his site?

I don't have a problem with it not being trademarked, but I'm not taking your word for it, unless you can provide sufficient evidence.

 

[James Kobel]

In Canadia you say it like "soon, eh?" so the pronounciation is correct.

 

[Neroflux]

When anders larsson came over here to judge he told me it was something like sooneh or sunet (didnt hear properly), and it was a name for a boy.

 

[Nukoca]

When anders larsson came over here to judge he told me it was something like sooneh or sunet (didnt hear properly), and it was a name for a boy.

That makes sense, since all his other algs are named stuff like Benny and Eve.

 

[miniGOINGS]

In Canadia you say it like "soon, eh?" so the pronounciation is correct.

lol its sooo true,, once i kept a tally of how many times i said eh and it was mind bogoling, dont remeber the actual number though but it was huge!!!!

 

[sooland]

i say it as sun

 

[waffle=ijm]

i say "this case" or "soon"

 

[Neroflux]

When anders larsson came over here to judge he told me it was something like sooneh or sunet (didnt hear properly), and it was a name for a boy.

That makes sense, since all his other algs are named stuff like Benny and Eve.

Lol i didnt know of benny or eve, just allan and niklas

 

[Nukoca]

Lol i didnt know of benny or eve, just allan and niklas

There's a link to his site in my sig, take a look at his alg pages.

 

[Yes We Can!]

I say it like a mix between soon and siune ^^