Posted: 11/12/2009 6:55:14 PM EDT
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It's actually pronounced "fuh". And it's very good. You order what you want to add to it as a main ingredient, and put the others in in whatever quantity you desire. Cheap, too. FAH! Not Fo or fuh. It comes from the French word for "fire"- feu. It's pronounced FUH. Unless you want to argue with both my wife with a Masters in French Literature (Earned in France, who speaks French like a Parisian) and my good friend Tong Ngyuen. 
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It's actually pronounced "fuh". And it's very good. You order what you want to add to it as a main ingredient, and put the others in in whatever quantity you desire. Cheap, too. FAH! Not Fo or fuh. It comes from the French word for "fire"- feu. It's pronounced FUH. Unless you want to argue with both my wife with a Masters in French Literature (Earned in France, who speaks French like a Parisian) and my good friend Tong Ngyuen. I've got Vietnamese friends that I have known for 5 years and lived with them during my divorce for a few months. Perhaps it's pronounced different if one was from the north or south. |
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Quoted: I believe Pho is originally from the north, so, possibly the phonetics are different enough in the south, as you mentioned. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It's actually pronounced "fuh". And it's very good. You order what you want to add to it as a main ingredient, and put the others in in whatever quantity you desire. Cheap, too. FAH! Not Fo or fuh. It comes from the French word for "fire"- feu. It's pronounced FUH. Unless you want to argue with both my wife with a Masters in French Literature (Earned in France, who speaks French like a Parisian) and my good friend Tong Ngyuen. I've got Vietnamese friends that I have known for 5 years and lived with them during my divorce for a few months. Perhaps it's pronounced different if one was from the north or south. Perhaps reunification didn't wipe all slates clean? (Go to Texas and ask for a 'Coke').  |