When most Americans read ubuntu, they pronounce u as a vowel, similar to the word who or boo, and the stress is on the second syllable, that is, u' buntuooo-boon-too.
If you like Sahara, its suffocating tenderness, dreamy loneliness and open mind, you can put a buzz after the first U: oom-boon-too.
The Chinese pronunciation of Ubuntu is about Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is a national concept in South Africa, focusing on the loyalty and connection between people. This word comes from Zulu and Xhosa. Ubuntu (pronounced "oo-boon-too"-"Ubuntu", and Mandela's pronunciation in the built-in video is /u:bu:tu:/ all u pronunciation /wubuntu LOGO:/) is regarded as a traditional concept of Africans and one of the basic principles for establishing a new South Africa, which is closely related to the ideal of African rejuvenation. The main idea of Ubuntu spirit is to treat others humanely (be kind to others). Another translation can be: "the common beliefs all over the world connect everyone." "People with Ubuntu spirit are open-minded and helpful, and do not envy Saint Si Qi, because he/she has moderate self-confidence, which comes from the understanding that he/she belongs to a larger whole. When others are hurt or killed, when others are tortured or oppressed, the whole will disappear. " Archbishop of desmond tutu. As a platform based on GNU/Linux, ubuntu operating system brings Ubuntu spirit to the software world.
There are many posts about UBUNTU in my blog. You can refer to it and have some experience.
Ubuntu 9 Linux series training video tutorial:
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