"Gooz" or "Gair-zuh"?

http://nl.forvo.com/word/geuze/
Maybe a bit Dutch, bit it comes close to the Flemish pronunciation.

Originally posted by 3fourths

Originally posted by brewolf
I always thought the ’g’ was pronounced similar to an english ’h’ ... so something similar to the english word ’whose’ ???

I’ve heard it a bunch of ways, so I am really curious what the consensus is.

french and flemish say it sometimes as "huuzah" with a small throat rattle on the h, but "gooz" is perfectly acceptable. what’s not acceptable is "guz".

You’re all wrong.
It’s actually pronounced "Shah-Shef-Skee."

One of the Shelton Brothers told me it was pronounced Gooz. I’ve been saying Gooz for over ten years and I’m sticking to it. If you don’t know what I mean when I say "I have a bottle of gooz to share," you probably won’t get any of it.

As soon as I started saying Gerza, some Belgian would tell me it’s pronounced gooz.

More importantly (to me), is Gose pronounced GOSS or GOSSAH?

Calling Mr. Danko.