Well if you’re saying that he sounds the final ‘e’ in Focke to make it sound a little like the word “Fokker” then that’s the correct pronunciation. The final ‘e’ is sounded in German words.
The ‘W’ in Wulf should sound like a ‘V’ in English so the correct pronunciation is something like Focke(r) with the ‘e’ sounded as if there’s an ‘r’ to follow it and Vulf.
The one way it shouldn’t be pronounced is Fock Wolf.
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thanks Peter for correcting me, I did have a slight feeling that might happen. Don’t english people mostly say “Fock Wolf”.
My french based uncle always tells me for pronoucing Storch and Buchon as we would in english.
byetheway, I like the joke and will try and use it.
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