5 month old nosy be

[bobbydigital]

Hi everyone, here is my boy I got from @Matt Vanilla Gorilla back in mid August. He is from the Yskoud x Rogue pairing. HUGE thank you to Matt and the rest of his family for all the hard work and dedication they put into their chameleons. I couldn't be more happier with my boy, and Matt has been VERY helpful the entire time.

His first day with me:


Late august:



Early september:


Late september:



Early October:



mid october:


Yesterday/today:

 

[ERKleRose]

Hi everyone, here is my boy I got from @Matt Vanilla Gorilla back in mid August. He is from the Yskoud x Rogue pairing. HUGE thank you to Matt and the rest of his family for all the hard work and dedication they put into their chameleons. I couldn't be more happier with my boy, and Matt has been VERY helpful the entire time.

His first day with me:
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Late august:

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Early september:
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Late september:
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Early October:
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mid october:
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Yesterday/today:
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GORGEOUS!!!

 

[Matt Vanilla Gorilla]

He is a handsome boy! Thank you for staying in touch and for sending me pictures frequently! It is so wonderful to see my babies being loved and being in good hands! He is a very lucky boy!

 

[Teal Beauty]

Oh my goodness!!! What a handsome boy!!!

 

[Jesspete]

Is it pronounced Nosy Bey, or Nosy Bee?

I always read it Nosy Bee, but heard someone say it the other way, and it had never occured to me before that I was wrong. Typical woman, eh?

 

[ERKleRose]

Is it pronounced Nosy Bey, or Nosy Bee?

I always read it Nosy Bee, but heard someone say it the other way, and it had never occured to me before that I was wrong. Typical woman, eh?

I was wondering the same thing. I pronounce it Nosy Bee

 

[bobbydigital]

Thank you all! I always thought it was pronounced nosy bee.

 

[Chameleomom]

Nice looking little fellow you have

 

[Jesspete]

Thank you all! I always thought it was pronounced nosy bee.

No one has definitively answered yet!

 

[Matt Vanilla Gorilla]

Who cares! Lol. My name is Mathys in South Africa. When I was in nursing school I was walking down a long hall in a hospital and heard people talking behind me. The one voice sounded more and more angry with every step I took. At last I looked around right when my nursing instructor with a glowing red face, ready to spontaneously combust in to flames with tyrannical anger screamed at me: "What the hell is wrong with you! I have been calling your name repeatedly and you pay me no notice! Do you want to get thrown out of the nursing program for insubordination? Or don't you know your own name?" I realized that my name is a problem! Oops! Well, that day I realized that foreign names and words can be pronounced many different unrecognizable ways! From that day I have been known as Matt! The last part of my name is pronounced like milk sugar = lactace. And the "a" in there is pronounced like the Brits say the "a" in bath. So writing it Matace in American English would help a lot with pronounciation. So all names get altered in other languages! Like William in English becoming "Guillermo" in Spanish. Holy heck! I just say Nosy Bee. Welcome to America!

 

[timw1]

Awesome boy!

 

[Char333p]

I love nosy bes theyre my top favs

 

[Ekona]

Is it pronounced Nosy Bey, or Nosy Bee?

I always read it Nosy Bee, but heard someone say it the other way, and it had never occured to me before that I was wrong. Typical woman, eh?

See this thread https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/pronouncing-locales.62309/

 

[Jesspete]

Thanks!

Bay, not bee!

 

[bobbydigital]

Who cares! Lol. My name is Mathys in South Africa. When I was in nursing school I was walking down a long hall in a hospital and heard people talking behind me. The one voice sounded more and more angry with every step I took. At last I looked around right when my nursing instructor with a glowing red face, ready to spontaneously combust in to flames with tyrannical anger screamed at me: "What the hell is wrong with you! I have been calling your name repeatedly and you pay me no notice! Do you want to get thrown out of the nursing program for insubordination? Or don't you know your own name?" I realized that my name is a problem! Oops! Well, that day I realized that foreign names and words can be pronounced many different unrecognizable ways! From that day I have been known as Matt! The last part of my name is pronounced like milk sugar = lactace. And the "a" in there is pronounced like the Brits say the "a" in bath. So writing it Matace in American English would help a lot with pronounciation. So all names get altered in other languages! Like William in English becoming "Guillermo" in Spanish. Holy heck! I just say Nosy Bee. Welcome to America!

Haha! Well said Matt.

See this thread https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/pronouncing-locales.62309/

Interesting, Thanks!