Confirmed with Link: Ivan Demidov released by SKA, signs ELC with the Canadiens (3 years, $940.833k AAV)

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Is it correctly dem-EE-dov or DEM-ee-dov?

I remember this with Romanov, where in Russian they put the emphasis on the 2nd syllable, and in English it's more natural to put it on the 1st syllable.
EE-vann Day-mee-dov

Russians have a weird "ewey" sound for mee and dov something like "demeweidoiv" but i think we can day. Yhr former, lol.

Nobody is pronouncing it Rein-bahrh-er or Koh-pah-nen
 
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That's what I remembered too, just wanted to check!

I also don't know at what point it's acceptable to "anglicize" something? I'm English, not Russian. But if it's just wrong to say it that way I won't.

Most European players' names (Quebecois too) are butchered in English. Different letter combinations, silent letters, or sounds that don't exist in English can be difficult. So "anglicization" is normal.
But, yeah, names like Romanov and Demidov are rather straight forward. I have no idea why people put the stress on the first syllable... although Romanov is more like ra-MA-nov
 
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Don’t f***ing overthink it. We need offence. Put him with Newhook and Laine and lets hope it works. Anyway next year, he won’t be playing with them
Next year.

100%.


Demidov is gonna make Laine f***ing explode — drawing defenders and dishing it off for that wicked slapper.


Lapierre always pumps the tyres of third- and fourth-liners… because he was one.


Demidov on Line 2 — let him do his thing. He’ll unlock Newhook and Laine, no f***ing doubt about it.


PP: Demidov replaces Slafkovský, and that’s it.


Everything else is working perfectly. We’re currently one of the best teams in the NHL, and the key is simple — don’t mix it up, don’t f*** it up.
 
Most European players' names (Quebecois too) are butchered in English. Different letter combinations, silent letters, or sounds that don't exist in English can be difficult. So "anglicization" is normal.
But, yeah, names like Romanov and Demidov are rather straight forward. I have no idea why people put the stress on the first syllable.

I know they've had those pronounciations for a long time, but I cringe everytime I hear Americans say Des Plaines, Des Moines, Bute, Boise and so on. Arrrgh
 
@ahmedou actually bought me a f***ing Demidov jersey! This man is an icon folks
SASHADOU 💙❤️🤍

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