[HPFGU-Movie] Re: GoF movie Parody

[Paul W]

Aren't the spell incantations in Latin?  If so, then that would make sense.  Thanks for the insight!
   
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Michelle Chandler <gardengirlgarden at yahoo.com> wrote:
          In classical Latin, it'd be pronounced 'akkio', though in church Latin it might come out assio.... My education included classical Latin, so I've always said akkio.

FWIW,
Michelle
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: Paul W 
To: HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 6:23 PM
Subject: Re: [HPFGU-Movie] Re: GoF movie Parody

Thanks!!!

Yes, I noticed the Hitler look right away, but I didn't include it at first because I wasn't sure how people would react. But a few people in another group that I'm in brought it up and didn't get any bad reactions, so I encluded it!

As for 'accio', I only heard the audio version once, so I don't remember how Jim Dale pronounced it. But I'm with you...I always thought it was 'ass-ee-oh'. Maybe 'ak-ee-oh' is correct..I don't know!

After I saw it the first time, I thought he said 'ass-ee-oh' at the graveyard, but it turns out he didn't...but there was a lot of noise, what with the Death Eaters going nuts, and Voldeshorts on his rampage, so Harry's pronounciation wasn't quite as noticeable.

Besides...it was funny, so I left it in there!!

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