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This is a discussion on How do you pronounce CAO? within the General Cigar Discussion forums, part of the The Cigar Lounges at Puff category; I was watching a game show (the Spanish version of Family Feud). One of the families was named Cao (pronounced ...
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How do you pronounce CAO?
I was watching a game show (the Spanish version of Family Feud). One of the families was named Cao (pronounced kind of like the English word "cow"). So that got me to thinking, "Have I been pronouncing the cigar name wrong?" I pronounce it like spelling it out: C-A-O, rather than like "cow." Now I am thinking it might be a surname, Cao.
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The biggest laugh I get is when people walk into a cigar shop and ask if they carry "cows" or "K O" cigars.
CAO are the initials for Cano (pronounced Johnno) Ozgener, The founder of CAO.
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CAO is the founders initials, Cano A Ozgener, so C-A-O is correct, also the band of AVO cigars is actually an A and U (romanized U which is a V) inside a circle.
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Not Carl, Cano
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damn your right...I actually blanked on the first name and Carl came to mind.
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nope. In an interview with Smoke Magazine about cigar bands Avo clarified the common misconception. I'll try and dig out the issue (it was about 2 years ago)
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CAO , in spanish would be (se-a-o)
and AVO in spanish (a-ve - o) |
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I read somewhere that "Avo" was Mr. Uvezian's first name.
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it is, but the band on the cigar is as I noted up above, hence the misconception about the band
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Thanks Brian, for clearing up for me the pronunciation of Cano. You can imagine my West Texas drawl saying Cain-o.
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you guys are so smart
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Don't Let BigFoot BS you.. CAO comes from the Latin word Caohonies. Cause their cigars have balls. |
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Alpha Puffer Fish
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LOL, now thats funny!!
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