i know it seems like a silly question, but ive heard people pronouce 'fiero' a few different ways...

1. Fee-air-oh (the way i say it)
2. Fye-air-oh
3. Fye-ere-oh

i pronounce it the same way you do. iv also heard

Fee-ay-roh
Fey-roh
Fire-oh

I pronounce it mun-ee-pit, spelled F-I-E-R-O, they are all silent (car won't start so it won't make a noise.....)

Sorry, I had too.....

BTW I really pronounce the same as you do!

Pronounce it like the guy does in this commercial:

Fee-air-oh

Yup, that's how I say it to.

I pronounce it "b*tch."

Fee-eh-rho.

haha the parts guy at the chevy garage in here in Lynden pronounces it Fee-are-oh

Hmm, theres a guy who used to be on this Forum named Lowlux who pronounces it

Fre-air-oh

Otherwise I just say it the same way everyone else on here does.

-Joe

hahahah i was just about to say that joe

^ Just like the commercial. Fee-air-oh

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1984 Fiero SE

my old boss used to call it Fer-air-oh... not sure where the 2nd 'R' is... maybe its an invisible 'R'.. kinda like how there are silent letters.. this one is an invisible letter

Its that hidden r like in 'wash'.

The question should be is how he should say it in Canadian.

They do drive ZED 28's.

quote Originally posted by hyperv6: The question should be is how he should say it in Canadian.

Fee-air-oh-eh?

quote Originally posted by TopNotch: Pronounce it like the guy does in this commercial:

sweetness

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Ask an Italian as it means "brave" as they wanted to give it an Italian name so it may need an accent.

Fire-arrow

Not to be petty but Fiero actually means "Proud" in Italian

Fiero translation Italian > English *

but the rest is right on the money

*From the Oxford Unabridged Italian > English dictionary

[This message has been edited by infinitewill (edited 05-15-2009).]

quote Originally posted by infinitewill: Not to be petty but Fiero actually means "Proud" in Italian Fiero translation Italian > English * but the rest is right on the money *From the Oxford Unabridged Italian > English dictionary

From the same page:

Additional Translations/Traduzioni aggiuntive:

fiero (crudele) adj fierce (violent)


I'll take that definition over "Proud" Thank you very much .

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Red 86GT 4 Speed

quote Originally posted by Cliff Pennock: Fee-air-oh-eh?

lol, that struck me as really funny this morning.
I personal say it as Fee-air-oh, but I have heard some one say Fer-are-oh. I am guessing a mixture of Fiero and Ferrari.

You need more rolling "R"s Fee-airrrr-oh As in: My Ponitac Fiero has rich Corinthian leather.

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1988 GT

quote Originally posted by Vernon8360: You need more rolling "R"s Fee-airrrr-oh As in: My Ponitac Fiero has rich Corinthian leather.

R-R-ROFLMAO

R-R-R-R-Ricardo Montalbán is r-r-r-r-rolling in his grave

Aw, man. He's only been dead 4 months. He's not even settled in yet.
(takes me longer than that to unpack after moving)

quote Originally posted by hyperv6: The question should be is how he should say it in Canadian. They do drive ZED 28's.

I have one. It always strikes me as very odd to hear it referred to as a ZEE 28, especially when the only item I'm familiar with which is normally called ZEE is...

Fee...air...o

1. Fee-air-oh

quote TopNotch:

Right on. Gotta use the lower register.

How do you pronouce the word Fiero? With a slurred speach, a glock in one hand, and a knife in the other.