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Film and TV Studies Discussion List <[log in to unmask]>
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Ruben Garcia-Loureda <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 14 Jun 1995 15:07:57 GMT
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At 11:46 PM 12/6/95 -0400, Gloria Monti wrote:
 
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>        Ruben:
>        It is not BUNNUEL, it is BUNUEL.
 
Just to make thinks a little bit more precise.
 
Luis Bunnuel was born in Spain. I am spaniard too. That is why I can sure=20
you that it is "Bunnuel" with two "n's" and I explain myself.=20
Bunnuel is written in Spanish with a particular Spanish sign called "enne"
(written "n" with a circumflex accent over the "n"). So the sound of the=20
word BUNUEL  (simple "n") is different from the sound of the word BUNNUEL.=
=20
(Double "nn" or "enne" as we say in Spanish)
             _
(BUNNUEL =3D BUNUEL)
 
I wrote Bunnuel, because many internet sites do not recognize Spanish=20
keyboards, but anyhow, Bunnuel is better than Bunuel. It gets closer to the=
=20
sound, which is the same that you get when you pronounce                    =
=20
     _=20
ESPANNA =3D ESPANA
 
I hope this contributes to clarify my POV
;-)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ruben Garcia-Loureda
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