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Old 11-04-2011, 12:13 PM   #2
Starson17
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Originally Posted by paulfiera View Post
I didn't know how to pronounce it. Is it:

a) like the US caliber? or
b) more like the spanish calibre - like hombre?
See here. Kovid says:
"calibre is pronounced as cal-i-ber not ca-li-bre. If you’re wondering, calibre is the British/commonwealth spelling for caliber. Being Indian, that’s the natural spelling for me."
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And, by the way, what would be the right way to write it?

a) calibre
b) Calibre
Kovid seems to use "calibre" most of the time (e.g., see above), and that's what I try to use, but I'm not consistent. There have been offers to take up a collection so he can afford the capital letter.
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