September 29, 200818 yr I gotta say Cog-lin. I've never heard Coff-lin, personally. Funny, I've never heard his name said, but my guess would've been Coff-lin.
September 29, 200818 yr I thought it was "Coff-lin" but Rich, Tommy, and Jack Mckeon have pronounced it "Cog-lin."
September 29, 200818 yr I always thought gh together made an "f" kind of sound? Like Tough, Rough So i thought it was Coff-lin
September 29, 200818 yr gh make an "f" sound only when preceded by a "u", such as in your examples, "tough" and "rough". "ghost" isn't "fost", right?
September 29, 200818 yr gh make an "f" sound only when preceded by a "u", such as in your examples, "tough" and "rough". "ghost" isn't "fost", right? Spoken like a true English teacher... haha
September 29, 200818 yr gh make an "f" sound only when preceded by a "u", such as in your examples, "tough" and "rough". "ghost" isn't "fost", right? The thing is, that is that a lot of people (including myself at times) spell it Coughlan, incorrectly of course... and that gives the Coff-lin thing... but yeah, I've always heard it as Cog-lin
September 30, 200818 yr How about we just refer to him as our very own C.C. thats what i call him CC but its prononced Cog-Lan Coghlan
September 30, 200818 yr How about we just refer to him as our very own C.C. thats what i call him CC but its prononced Cog-Lan Coghlan Im sure with my weird and wonderful West of Scotland accent I can find another way of pronouncing it.
September 30, 200818 yr I thought it was "Coff-lin" but Rich, Tommy, and Jack Mckeon have pronounced it "Cog-lin." If Jack Mckeon says it that way then it has to be wrong and therefore the proper way to say it would be smith or jones or some other name that sounds nothing like the spelling because we all know Jack is the foremost authority on names lmao
September 30, 200818 yr I thought it was "Coff-lin" but Rich, Tommy, and Jack Mckeon have pronounced it "Cog-lin." If Jack Mckeon says it that way then it has to be wrong and therefore the proper way to say it would be smith or jones or some other name that sounds nothing like the spelling Steve would agree with you.
September 30, 200818 yr When i go to a ST this year and they announce him which i think they do at least sometines at the orioles place i ll listen. Those guys usually ask them before hand how they pronounce it.
September 30, 200818 yr They pronounce it Cog-lin. As well as a swimmer has the same last name and it was also pronounced Cog-lin. So one can only assume that's the proper way of pronouncing it.
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