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Can you pronounce this word better or pronounce in different accent or variation? Contribute mode x x x. Phonetic spelling of Arduino ar-duino. Micheal Marvin. Terrill Purdy. Add phonetic spelling Cancel. You are not logged in.. Meanings for Arduino Prototype circuit used for c programing. A masculine name that is originated in Italy. Hubert Becker.
Add a meaning Cancel. Wiki content for Arduino Arduino - Arduino is an open-source hardware and software company, project and user community that designs and manufactures single-board microcontrollers and microcontroller kits for building digital d.
He was the student of Aldo Rossi. Arduino Paniccia - Arduino Paniccia Milan, January 31, is an Italian university professor, columnist, and writer, skilled on military strategy and geopolitics, and acknowledged expert at Italian and inte.
Examples of in a sentence Each Arduino mimics a different instrument: one plays the bongos, another plays the bass, and the third plays the snare drum. Namita Guha. Alexandrine Kunze. Otha Grant. Add a sentence Cancel. Arduino should be in sentence. Synonyms for Arduino Add synonyms. Antonyms for Arduino Add antonyms. Comments about Arduino.
The right way to pronounce kyckling in Swedish is? Pronunciation poll Vote. Ask your friends X. Dutch vocabulary -Gloria Mary. Afrikaans -Gloria Mary. But, once you learn to spell it correctly, assuming anyone publishing on the web has done the same, the search results aren't confused because it's a completely unique keyword.
Us "geeks" know what it is, but it's nice to be able to talk brands in traditional business circles without twisting people's tongues. But, perhaps they prefer it if people have a hard time pronouncing it - whatever interpretation you've chosen, will eventually roll off you tongue more easily with time and practice.
Arduino is Italian, so you need to pronounce it like Tony Soprano. If you do some hand gesture, better. I usually give the "du ee" a bit of attitude, but to most english speaking westerners, the initial reaction ranges from "huh? So it would be nice if one day, the name actually meant something to people other than us geeks ;D. Perhaps this is something for the "forks" to think about, "Linux" for example - rolls of the multi-lingual tongue with a great deal of ease and clarity.
Was that supposed to be sarcastic? Obviously the actual audio is a little more useful. I have a related problem. Of course they've never heard of "Arduino. So then what do I call it? Seems to me this whole activity is where imbedded processing and physical computing meet.
How about "It's a small computer that lets me control and interact with a variety of electronic devices. Haven't heard that one, I musta had my head stuck in a Unix "eeew nex" mainframe when those recordings were doing the rounds.
What about TOY for grown-ups? Now she understands not only what Arduino is, but also my behavior She doesn't ask any more. Edit: does it all matter? If you ask people in different countries what sound a cow or horse makes, they will tell you something different!
The dutch make a particularly weird sound for a cow. I haven't seen any mention of questions I read somewhere, maybe here on arduino. Waiting for my first demon love board to come.
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