How do you pronounce it?

[Mathias]

>> Anyone ever wonder what happened to #1 to 8?

Pretty much the same thing that happened to WD-39..

[Tom M]

>> Captain Frank A. Hoppe was the son of a German immigrant father and was born in 1869. The family name is from Friesland, up near Denmark. The local dialect is called Plattdeutsch. They would have pronounced the name HOPeeee.

They would have pronounced it 'HOP-uh, with a stress on the HOP and a short 'o' sound -- as in 'hop skip and jump' -- and the 'e' at the end a short throwaway sound that is hard for Americans go get right.

Precisely. Just like Porsche, which most English speakers seem to pronounce "Porsh". Makes me cringe every time I hear it.

[10x25mm]

Precisely. Just like Porsche, which most English speakers seem to pronounce "Porsh". Makes me cringe every time I hear it.

Plattdeutsch is not really German. More like Dutch or middle English, with the vowels pronounced like we do in English. Hoppe is an adjectival form in Plattdeutsch which means alert, sharp applied to singular nouns.

[Quads]

My wife pronounces it " you used that stuff in the house again didnt you.

You misspelled Sweets 762 Solvent.

[Northcountry2007]

Glad I use CLP

[Quads]

Glad I use CLP

You gotta be careful with CLP.
https://www.duffelblog.com/2015/04/s...turbating-clp/

[Ol` Joe]

[sse]

i'm kinda partial to g96

[04JRB]

You misspelled Sweets 762 Solvent.

Lol, that certainly does have a strong odor!

[ReadyMind647]

I have always say Hops) + Youtub, every second person pronounce it the same way.