How do say his second name? NG.

Is it as simple as it looks? Or is it tougher to say?

Any good songs to go with it?

Have we signed a player from Crewe before?

Is it as simple as it looks? Or is it tougher to say?

Any good songs to go with it?

Have we signed a player from Crewe before?

It is pronounced "ing"

Is it as simple as it looks? Or is it tougher to say?

Any good songs to go with it?

Have we signed a player from Crewe before?

It is pronounced "ing"

Danke.

That surname has the massive potential for great puns etc.

F ing great tackle.

Is it as simple as it looks? Or is it tougher to say?

Any good songs to go with it?

Have we signed a player from Crewe before?

It is pronounced "ing"

Bbc Wales sport said its " en gee" the two letters being pronounced separately...

Is it as simple as it looks? Or is it tougher to say?

Any good songs to go with it?

Have we signed a player from Crewe before?

It is pronounced "ing"

Bbc Wales sport said its " en gee" the two letters being pronounced separately... [/quote

It really depends what nationality he is there is a different way of pronouncing it if he is Chinese or Cantonese or Vietnamese as he is from Singapore it could be different again

Is it as simple as it looks? Or is it tougher to say?

Any good songs to go with it?

Have we signed a player from Crewe before?

It is pronounced "ing"

Bbc Wales sport said its " en gee" the two letters being pronounced separately... [/quote

It really depends what nationality he is there is a different way of pronouncing it if he is Chinese or Cantonese or Vietnamese as he is from Singapore it could be different again

What nationality is he?

Full name:Perry thian hee ng

Full name:Perry thian hee ng

so its Perry t h ing ?

I'd say you pronounce more like mmm, but nn.

Is it as simple as it looks? Or is it tougher to say?

Any good songs to go with it?

Have we signed a player from Crewe before?

It is pronounced "ing"

Bbc Wales sport said its " en gee" the two letters being pronounced separately... [/quote

It really depends what nationality he is there is a different way of pronouncing it if he is Chinese or Cantonese or Vietnamese as he is from Singapore it could be different again

What nationality is he?

He is English, born in Liverpool I think his father is Singaporean but not sure !

I'd say you pronounce more like mmm, but nn.

Yes, In South East Asian countries it is common but usually used inside a sentence, so I would have thought pronounced like "MMM" but "NNg" with tongue at back top of mouth.

But could be as the BBC Brilliantly researched and reported his surname EN GEE - ffs

I went to school with someone who had this surname and I’m 90% sure from memory that it was as Radio Wales have said...the two letters are pronounced separately.

There used to be a children’s cartoon series about 15 years ago called Engie Benjy with a catchy theme tune,can’t get it out of my head every time I see his name

I went to school with someone who had this surname and I’m 90% sure from memory that it was as Radio Wales have said...the two letters are pronounced separately.

It is definitely pronounced En Gee but we could call him ‘Perry Jasón’