i spell it in Estonian ^^
As of it's mostly rumen...
roo-men it is then. ;)
(roumen sounds ugly too but this would be similar to row-men.)

-turns and run away form Triumph!-

:/ i say row-men. :P cuz it has a boat? xD i like to say it that way because of that....

Meh... Row-Men it is then... I better get used to it, it sounds... Weird... :blush:

Thanks for all the replies.

I say roo-men, i.e. (kanga)roo-men.

Like the word route, pronounced roo-t. However, it seems that some people (I guess from The United States of America, although I may be wrong) pronounce route differently too. But we won't get into whether the English or the Americans invented the English language :tongue:

May not have been either, my English College Professor said that the English we speak is a derivation of Low Dutch.

The word 'rout,' defined as a "chaotic and disorderly retreat," is closer in accuracy in terms of prefix in this instance, as 'rout' ends in a single consonant while 'route' ends in a consonant and vowel dual combination. Where as 'route' has many possible pronunciations, it is widely accepted that 'rout' is correctly pronounced as \ˈrau̇t\, or r-owt, regardless of nationality.

Rowmen!!!!

i speak like that: Ro-u-men
but when i speak it faster it becomes more rhu-men

All the fiesta names, can be easily pronounced in german :laugh: