P and R should be prononced, because it is polish last name. Every letter should be. Since its hard for foreigners, you can use p-horse or Shev-ALL-ski.I just discovered that I've been mispronouncing the new horse's name. Apparently it's Shev-ALL-ski (or Zhev-ALL-ski)? The p and r are not pronounced?![]()
Yes, this is definitely polish surname. Russification was back then common activity. He has polish origins. Hence polish name of horse (and gazelle too).Is it Polish name tho ?
You're definitely not the only one. That's how I pronounced it too. Heck, it took me forever to learn how to spell it. I'm going to continue on pronouncing it incorrect.That's real interesting. I pronounced it Pr-zeh-wal-ski
Yes, this is definitely polish surname. Russification was back then common activity. He has polish origins. Hence polish name of horse (and gazelle too).
No matter which version of his story is true word ,,przewalski,, is from Poland.
I was literally just reading about this. Takhi makes the horse sound more exotic, but Przewalski's wild horse is more iconicI wouldn’t be opposed to a more general shift to use of the word ‘takhi’. It’s shorter, easier for many to say and reflects the local culture rather than honouring a foreign explorer.
Apparently ‘takhi’ means ‘spirit’ or ‘worthy of worship’ which is another good reason to use it.