yeah james tel-lap-pre-veer i'm not good at spelling phonics
Haha...even the drug names are like HCV...nothing is typical.
Melissa Palme says t lap re vir
aa like cat, bat, rat but midwestern accent not cayut, bayut etc.
i think the ambassadors say tel-aa-preh-veer
i guess they would know but i might have not typed it grammatically enough
Beat me to the punch line.....
You nailed it much better than I could have, tho!!!
The only way I can remember to spell it is that the vowels are in alphabetical order.
Only your accounting head would catch that. I'd like to have a look at your spice rack. Calm down. I said *spice* rack.
It's pronounced (in-SEE-veck). Not at all like it's spelled.
I have heard...
te lep pre ver , with an accent on lep... long short, long short
usually you can google "_____________ pronuncitation" and get plenty of help.
this is good too, but they did not have teleprevir:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/interferon
jp
Pretend you are Spanish speaking, or German, French, Italian, Swedish .... and then pronounce it that way.
lol... anyway, we would say that it is pronounced how you spell it, but that doesn't work for the English language
The only way I can remember to spell it is that the vowels are in alphabetical order. LOL - why do they have to have these complicated names anyway.
frijole
The last syllable 'vir' is for virus.
te-lap-pre-veer is how I say it because thats how the nurse says it.
Yes, you spelled it correctly. Its a mouthful to say. and a handful to take it.
I've heard it pronounced tell-ah-preh-veer.
Boceprevir is bow-seh-preh-veer