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in reply to a message by Rene
Could you explain how Schuyler was pronounced in Dutch? Or is it not in use as a word at all anymore? Because I don't really get it from the way it is explained in the link. I'm fluent in German so you can use German letters/sounds to explain it.
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Sorry, don't know about Dutch pronounciations at all...
But after checking the meaning of Schuyler myself a while ago I am pretty sure that schuyler in exactly that form is not in use as a common word in Dutch anymore. The modern Dutch word for "student, pupil" is scholier, as I wrote earlier.
People whith that family name are another matter.
But after checking the meaning of Schuyler myself a while ago I am pretty sure that schuyler in exactly that form is not in use as a common word in Dutch anymore. The modern Dutch word for "student, pupil" is scholier, as I wrote earlier.
People whith that family name are another matter.
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