<p>Shaw is like the last name Shaw. Duhn is a bit more u-ish than where a bear sleeps. Froy- like Sigmund Freud without the d. Or his wife (Anne?). Duh like, well, duh.</p>
<p>I only really know the upside down e in IPA. It’s an uh sound. Oh, and the apostrophes and commas indicate which syllables are stressed.</p>
<p>So really it’s SHAW-duhn-FROY-duh, I guess. With Froy being less stressed than shaw.</p>
<p>I really hope that former Harvard linguistics professor Dr. B Vaux never sees this post and judges me for it.</p>
<p>Bilgunn: Did you ever think about the fact that neonseri received a likely letter from UPenn and possibly applied early to Yale, and got accepted?</p>
<p>You’re the one who’s jumping the conclusions lol.</p>
<p>I think bilgunn is referring to the fact that neonseri indicated that he is waiting for “acceptances” from Ivy league school, not “decisions”. am I right?</p>