"Tabbouleh" pronunciation?

[nq:1]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please?[/nq]
Sigh. Try Google next time.
It is pronounced 'TA=DF-`BOO-LUA'Y

Peter Lucas
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Australia
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"Corey Richardson" wrote in message > I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced
[nq:1]"Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please? Many thanks in advance.[/nq]
There seem to be a lot of variations regarding the spelling and pronunciation:
Here they are:

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[nq:1]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please? Many thanks in advance.[/nq]
A Lebanese friend who makes the BEST, pronounces it tuh-boo-lee.

Susan

[nq:1]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please?[/nq]
/t@'bu:l@/ and /t@'bu:li/ are both acceptable pronunciations in English according to DJ16, but Oxford likes /t@'bu,leI/.
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(1) the /b/ is in the

[nq:2]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". ... correct? Can anyone here clarify please? Many thanks in advance.[/nq]
[nq:1]A Lebanese friend who makes the BEST, pronounces it tuh-boo-lee. Susan[/nq]
"Well glaze my nipples and call me Susan!"
I have to hand it to the Lebs - they might be a bunch of low-life violent thugs cruising the str

[nq:2]A Lebanese friend who makes the BEST, pronounces it tuh-boo-lee. Susan[/nq]
[nq:1]"Well glaze my nipples and call me Susan!" I have to hand it to the Lebs - they might be a bunch of low-life violent thugs cruising the streets in hotted up *** cars, but they sure know how to make a kebab and tabooleh![/nq]
But how do they make baba ganoush?

[nq:1]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please? Many thanks in advance.[/nq]
ta-boo-lee

[nq:1]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please?[/nq]
Might depend on where you are.
I've only ever seen it spelled "Taboulé" and pronounced Tah-Boo-Lé (or however you want to write that last bit). In France.

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[nq:1]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please? Many thanks in advance.[/nq]
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[nq:1]I've always thought, probably mistakenly, that Tabbouleh was pronounced "Tab-bow-lay". However, I've recently heard someone pronounce it "Tab-boo-lee". Which is correct? Can anyone here clarify please? Many thanks in advance.[/nq]
it's pronounced 'bulgur salad.'
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