Just the most common ln in Denmark. Tops at #1 on the list, and by that, being a
Dane, I have such a big problem with it used as a fn.
But if anything, regardless, please please please pronounce is as YEN-séhn, as it is here in Denmark. I hate when it's pronounced the wrong way, as well as it spelled as Jenson. Sure it means "
Jens Søn" ("Son of
Jens"), but never the less here. (
Jens is pronounced as Yens.)
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Edit: Some clarification.}
~ Charlie Blue
MY DAD: "A firefly just flew down your back. Didn't you get burned?"THEN ME: "No, it probably turned it's engine off."~ Me aged 10.This message was edited 11/27/2005, 11:36 AM