Len S.

Well, If I may offer this ... the German pronounciation of Volkswagen
sounds in English like Folks Vagen.(the "a" is soft like Saab) So if a V
takes on an F type sound, wouldn't VAG be pronounced something like Faag?
This could be plausible depending on what region you are in I guess, and way
off base in some others.
Just a thought.. - Len


"+ Rob +" <frankr#N1O2@S3P4A5M6#mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> "Dennis W" <dwyattgrNOSPAM@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> > I have to have dealer service(airbag light on) and don't want to sound
too
> > dumb. How is VAG pronounced? Is is spelled out like Vee Ayy Gee or is it
a
> > word-vag. Is it a diag tool or what. TIA
>
> It can be pronounced "vee ay gee", if you prefer. But I and many other
> people find it perfectly acceptable to say it like one would the word
"bag".
> So take your pick. Neither option is incorrect.
>
> Rob
> 2002 A4 3.0Q
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