I'm with you, though. I just can't seem to say Pahn-tehr for Panther. Of course, you could always just call Loewes LÃ¶wes... lions_the, moidart On nov 10 - 2011:00, 51: Said i Think'i ll stick 'with.' Low calling a heavy 'tank' love would feel as silly as Pronouncing tiger 'as' teegehr or however The germans pronounce. it
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