Upgrade StoragePronunciation of "Zotero"
One thing I have noticed at conferences and events is that people pronounce "Zotero" differently to each other - even if they are native speakers of the same language.
Is anyone in a position to assert the definitive pronunciation, and kindly upload an audio file saying the word, to Wikimedia Commons, so that can be linked to from the Wikipedia article and Wikidata item about Zotero?
Is anyone in a position to assert the definitive pronunciation, and kindly upload an audio file saying the word, to Wikimedia Commons, so that can be linked to from the Wikipedia article and Wikidata item about Zotero?
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We do need an original file uploaded under such a licence, by its creator.
Thank you; please do so.
Meanwhile, an audio file is still desirable, for people who don't know what the IPA is or how to read it.
Though as a linguist I would note that there need not be a single "definitive" pronunciation; people are free to adopt whatever they hear around them. This is why I note that the above transcription is American English; I'm pretty sure UK English will sounds different, and in Dutch, people pronounce it [ˌzoˈtɪ:roʊ].
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aq5hTi4P2Wf5i_BPLXBQ2ebE-PC5Ew?e=olNceg
[1] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Zotero_pronunciation_-_By_Brenton_Wiernik_-_Licensed_CC0.flac
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zotero