All of you who were born between November 29 and December 17 are experiencing identity difficulties this week, as Ophiuchus, the 13th zodiac sign that NASA discovered in 2011, resurfaces in the news. But how can you possibly ask all of your burning questions on the subject if you don’t know how to pronounce Ophiuchus? I understand your discomfort, and I am #HereForYou, as someone who just botched an attempt to say it in front of an entire office. So there you have it, folks: The word Ophiuchus is pronounced /fijuks/, or “oh-FEW-kuss” in simple English. It doesn’t have the same ring to it as “Cancer” or “Taurus,” but when it comes to the time window in which you’re born, beggars can’t be choosers, right?
Since NASA announced it in 2011, the concept of a “13th zodiac sign” has sparked a lot of debate, partly because it shook up individuals who take astrology seriously and had been following their own signs. People who belong within the “Ophiuchus” domain once exclusively identified as Scorpio or Sagittarius, but Ophiuchus built its home right between those two signs.
Is Ophiuchus an uncommon species?
Aries is the second rarest zodiac sign, followed by Sagittarius, both of which are fire signs, according to Stardust.
According to Stardust, the first sign of the zodiac is Aries, which has a spark of creativity that “gets everyone going and moving.” According to Stardust, Sagittarius, the third rarest zodiac sign, “falls during the autumn season and are renowned to be adventurous and free-spirited.”
How do Virgos communicate in English?
Pronunciation tips to help you improve your English: Dissect the word ‘virgo’ into its constituent sounds: +- Practice saying it out loud and exaggerating the sounds until you can do it consistently.
