Does American-Ugandan stage actor and playwright Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine has “people?”

Three names is aggressive. But perhaps distinctive

Four? Ain’t nobody got time for that..

[quote] Does American-Ugandan stage actor and playwright Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine has “people?”

Oh, [italic]dear.[/italic]

His IMDB indicates that he's doing just fine despite your objection, OP.

You just know someone pitched him something like 'Tare Wine' at some point. Sleek, digestible, very hipster candle line. Easier for Western mouths and egos to pronounce without all the awkward spittle.

Well...it's not Mitzi Mayfair, I'll give you that.

That's like the partially revealed puzzle on Wheel of Fortune.

"I'll take an S, Pat."

It's really not that hard to pronounce. But four names is overkill.

Apparently, he used to go by just Ntare Mwine, but he decided to change it. Probably got confused with the other Ntare Mwines.

[quote] It's really not that hard to pronounce

How do you know you’re pronouncing it right?

Because I've heard enough actors from Africa pronounce their names. I'm presuming you find the two consonants at the beginning of the names difficult.

Ntare - just make the "n" sound and then say "TAH-reh". Frankly, I just pronounce the names as if they were Italian words, like "nduja." It works.

I wrote this post before google the pronunciation, BTW,

And Mwine?

Does he has?

R11 - "mmm-WEE-neh"

[quote] Does American-Ugandan stage actor and playwright Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine has “people?”

No.

But he can haz cheeseburger.