How do you pronounce "Braun"?

Braun as in the German surname (e.g. Eva Braun or Wernher von Braun) or Braun the maker of small electrical appliances

User	Comment
Enheduanna	posted 8-Dec-2007 5:31pm Brawn.
RGirl	posted 8-Dec-2007 5:37pm Brawn, why, how is it supposed to be pronounced? I think that is how they pronounce it in the commercials.
Melf	posted 8-Dec-2007 6:01pm Brown.
llamamama	posted 8-Dec-2007 8:01pm It depends..if the person is clearly German..like the second person..then I pronounce it German..If it's not so obvious, I pronounce it, brown.
Maarten	posted 8-Dec-2007 9:01pm I pronounce it the right way. The German way. So not brawn or brown. BRAUN!
Maarten	(reply to jen) posted 8-Dec-2007 9:02pm The q ???
moviesnob	posted 8-Dec-2007 9:43pm Brawn RAWR
cloudhugger	posted 9-Dec-2007 1:46am brawn I guess, how do you pronounce "brawn"?
kirst	posted 9-Dec-2007 6:53am "Brawn"
Iseult	posted 9-Dec-2007 12:13pm The way you write it - brah-oon.
JessicaWoman99	posted 9-Dec-2007 2:33pm it is brown as in brauny
JessicaWoman99	(reply to RGirl) posted 9-Dec-2007 2:35pm > Brawn, why, how is it supposed to be pronounced? I think that is how > they pronounce it in the commercials. That paper towel commercial Brauny the lumber jack
Amanda	posted 9-Dec-2007 9:12pm Brawn.
they	posted 10-Dec-2007 8:54am "brawn"
judgescratch	posted 10-Dec-2007 1:39pm "brown" if it's the last name of an American. In another context, I'd probablly say "brawn".
mrmarm	posted 10-Dec-2007 6:56pm Probably brouian.
thecomic22	posted 11-Dec-2007 6:14pm Huh?
LJD	posted 15-Dec-2007 12:41am Brawn

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