End this family debate about the correct pronunciation of the last name "Saget"

[Anonymous]

A family member was telling me last night the correct pronunciation is "Sa Jay" not "Sag It"

Yes or no?

Does it all depend on what part of the world you live in?

[Anonymous]

You pronounce it that way it is pronounced by the person whose name it is.

[Anonymous]

Uh, he pronounced himself as "Sag-It"

What is your family member smoking? Saget wasn't French; he was a Jewish kid from Philly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You pronounce it that way it is pronounced by the person whose name it is.

Well it is the last name of the person my family member knows who pronounces it "Sa Jay"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You pronounce it that way it is pronounced by the person whose name it is.

Well it is the last name of the person my family member knows who pronounces it "Sa Jay"

Danny Tanner's name was Bob SAG-ET (just as it's written). Your family knows someone who pronounces it differently.

[Anonymous]

LOL I was from the South and thought my friends name was Beech um. Ummm it’s Beauchamp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:LOL I was from the South and thought my friends name was Beech um. Ummm it’s Beauchamp.

New Yorkers say HOW STUN instead of HEW STUN. Texans say HEW STUN.

[Anonymous]

Boo-kay

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL I was from the South and thought my friends name was Beech um. Ummm it’s Beauchamp.

New Yorkers say HOW STUN instead of HEW STUN. Texans say HEW STUN.

No, both New Yorkers and Texans call the street in Manhattan HOWSTUN and the city in Texas HEWSTUN. Because they’re pronounced differently.

[Anonymous]

Can't help you. We have several generations still working on
"worcestershire sauce".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL I was from the South and thought my friends name was Beech um. Ummm it’s Beauchamp.

New Yorkers say HOW STUN instead of HEW STUN. Texans say HEW STUN.

No, both New Yorkers and Texans call the street in Manhattan HOWSTUN and the city in Texas HEWSTUN. Because they’re pronounced differently.

Ok. If you say so.

[Anonymous]

Bob Saget's name was originally Zogut/Zhogot/Zaget.

[Anonymous]

I know a Jewish woman whose first name is Sagit and she prounces it as if it's French.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A family member was telling me last night the correct pronunciation is "Sa Jay" not "Sag It"

Yes or no?

Does it all depend on what part of the world you live in?

Is your family member Hyacinth Bucket?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Boo-kay

The lady of the house speaking!