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How do you pronounce Dijkstra?

How do you pronounce Dijkstra?

In English, the Dutch name Dijkstra is normally pronounced DYKE-struh, in IPA /ˈdɑɪkstɹə/. It is a Dutch name, where the ‘j’ is always silent or pronounced like a ‘y’. So the name should be ‘dyk(bike, hike in English) -stra’.

Is Dijkstra in The Witcher 2?

His relationship with Geralt of Rivia shifts frequently—they are enemies as often as allies. Dijkstra’s role in The Witcher Season 2 is still unannounced, as is whether or not the character will be played by McTavish or some other actor who auditioned for the role.

Who is Sigismund Dijkstra?

Sigismund Dijkstra is the head of Redanian Intelligence, or secret service. He is a physically imposing man; nearly seven feet tall and bald, with a rather noticeable stomach and is said to give the impression of a scrubbed pig. Preferring bright colours and flamboyant dress, he doesn’t dress the least bit like a spy.

How tall is Sigismund Dijkstra from the Witcher?

He was a physically imposing man; nearly seven feet tall and bald, with a rather noticeable stomach that was said to give the impression of a scrubbed pig. Preferring bright colors and flamboyant dress, he didn’t dress the least bit like a spy.

Which is the correct pronunciation of the Dutch name Dijkstra?

In English, the Dutch name Dijkstra is normally pronounced DYKE-struh, in IPA /ˈdɑɪkstɹə/.

How did Geralt break Dijkstra’s leg in the Witcher?

Though he did not show it, in his own way Dijkstra respected Geralt – even though the very thought of their last meeting brougt a pained grimace to his face. The two had found themselves standing in each other’s way during the coup on Thanedd Island. The stalemate was quickly broken when Geralt summarily broke Dijkstra’s leg.

Which is the correct pronunciation of Edsger Wybe Dijkstra?

Edsger Wybe Dijkstra was a Dutch computer scientist. The Dutch pronunciation of his name is given as ˈɛtsxər ˈwibə ˈdɛɪkstra. You can listen to it here and here (this one is more clear). …but the one from Howjsay is less correct.