Replies to post #51168 on Sino Agro Food Inc (fka SIAF)

[melehuna]

This has been a topic of discussion for me with friends. (Shows how uninteresting my life must be.)

The English word "Sino-" is a prefix that means China, and is pronounced 'sigh-no' so that is how I have decided to pronounce it. However, our European colleagues will naturally pronounce it as "see-no."

Since the company is incorporated in the US, my vote is to use the standard English pronunciation.

[melehuna]

Sorry, on my phone and missed a key point. I think Solomon says Sino in the English way. Nisse says 'see-no' as it would be pronounced in most other languages.