Memoirs of Joan Ferrer, CNT journalist
Aug 27 2007 15:15
http://www.sola-sole.com/revperm.htm
I haven't read through all of this but it's good. He attended a Modernist school, joined the CNT in 1911 and became war correspondent for Solidaridad Obrera. Lots of fun stories.
Aug 29 2007 00:30
#2
Darned if I know. I've never heard Catalan spoken.
Aug 29 2007 01:38
#3
something like ho-an, at least that's how my Catalan friend pronounced it.
Aug 31 2007 04:33
#4
I think the "J" sound's the same as English, but then Catalan's shit anyway. Yeah I said it.
Sep 3 2007 18:49
#5
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this is kinda a dumb question, i know, but precisely how does one pronounce his name? i mean, i know the J should be pronounced like a H, but that sounds weird, making his name sound like "Hown" or perhaps just "Own." in the past, when i first saw it reading some book or another, i thought it was a misspelling of "Juan."