A Gemma moment

[María José]

Thanks, Rusty and Crotalito. All set.:)

[María José]

A "so" is a female-pig in Danish. :)
Similar to the English sow, then.:)

[Elaina]

Similar to the English sow, then.:)

But are they pronounced similarly?

so & sow

[ElDanés]

No, the Danish, so, doesn't have the last -ʊ sound, which the English equivelant, sow, has.

[Rusty]

Actually, there are two pronunciations of the word sow in English. The female pig is pronounced /saʊ/ (this rhymes with cow). The verb sow, which means to plant seeds, is pronounced /soʊ/.

The Danish word is pronounced the same as the Spanish preposition so.

[CrOtALiTo]

The words wrote before in the last post so and sow has the same meaning both?

Or sow is danish and so is in English.?

[ElDanés]

The words wrote before in the last post so and sow has the same meaning both?

Or sow is danish and so is in English.?
Yes, but you got them a bit wrong. so is the Danish word, while sow is the English word, and not the other way around.

[Tomisimo]

The are both English words too :)

so - así que
sow - puerca, sembrar (con pronunciación distinta como mencionó Rusty.)