How do you say "d Uccle"?

Go to an American poultry show, at least in the NorthEast & ask where the "do clays" are & no one will know what you're talking about.
 
After reading all the responses, I still don't know how to pronounce it
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Doo-Klay

Doo-Kluh

Dookle???
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It's D is not pronounced as much as you think it is, it's just a light pronunciation of Duh. Therefore it's Duh-Oo-Kluh. However the 'U' in Kluh is pronounced rather like a French 'E' which you will have to look up as I can't say it to you guys over the forums. Being a French Student all my life, this one was acutually a hard one to figure out!
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However watch me not be right.

However, it could be Du-Clay if someone stuck this at the end=é, therefore it's not.

I found this, it's like my explanation. Minus the D, which I already explained. http://www.answers.com/topic/uccle
 
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The breed is from Belgium, so there looks to be both a Dutch pronunciation & a French, as both language are spoke there officially.

Go to this site, and scroll down, and you can hear both the French and Dutch pronunciations.

http://www.pronouncekiwi.com/D'Uccle

So since both are official languages of Belgium, it stands to reason that both CORRECT pronunciations (not Americanized versions) would be correct.
 
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