How do I pronounce Sunn O)))?

Soon Oi

sun oh

Sun.

The thing to the right of that is a picture of a sun.

>>72282564
sun

Sun

Sunn O

Son ow parenthesis ecks three

Sun OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Sunn O)))

Soon

The O))) is just there for aesthetic effect

>>72282564
son ohh and two russian Steam smileyfaces

BWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

It's Sun

"Sun o closing parenthesis closing parenthesis closing parenthesis"

>>72282564
I really, really like this picture.

You say sun and then play one of thier songs

zanjeef

You don't, it's a forbidden word

'sun' then vibrate for a couple minutes

Sunn Amplifiers

>>72283856
Save it friend!
It's all yours!

>>72282620
lol so dumb. i love their music, but come on guys/

It's not sun, because there's a double N.
The vowel before a double consonant is shortened and not stressed. This leads to a pronunciation very distinct from Sun.

This is basic stuff, how come you people do not know this?

>>72282564
I pronounce it "Sunflower" because the O))) thing kind of looks like a sunflower plant.
So the name is "sun + [picture of a flower]", i.e. "sun flower."

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>>72284329

>>72282564
is that a sushi

Similar to garbage but with an O.

Garbaggio

>>72284290
I like it. It's a good disambiguator too.

Earth

>>72284350
are you a bot?

>>72284320
Inaccurate. Double constants do not always lead to a separate pronunciation - see "but" and "butt".

>>72284418
The specific consonant/vowel combination is at fault here.
There is no such exception with "u" and "nn".

>>72284433
No such exceptions exist because in the English language there are no examples of words that follow that format beyond proper nouns. If you include proper nouns, then there are numerous examples where it retains the same pronunciation.