Ever Been To Dunedin Florida?
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Dunedin Florida made a nice impression on me. It seems to be a really good balance between small town living and yet has the convenience of being in close proximity to some excellent Florida beaches as well as some larger cities if you need them.
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We have lived in Florida for 45+ years and have driven ALL over the state including Du-ne-din... we started out in Boca.. moved to Wellington where we raised our children❤... the funny thing is as you get older.. the things you loved and enjoyed at age 30-40 start to change.. hence why we currently reside just north of Clearwater(Tarpon Springs area) ... and soon to be residents of THE VILLAGES... and this will be where we live out the rest of our years lol... love being surrounded by like minded and age qualified residents lol... and trust me when I tell you that at our age.. after eating dinner and 🕺dancing 💃 for 4-5 hours we are ready to head to the house and hit the couch exhausted😂... best of luck on your journey to find the next area you call home... life is what you make of it no matter where home might be.. we wake up every day being thankful and blessed to be healthy and another beautiful day on God's green earth..
so as always enjoy your journey and thank you for taking all of us along..
Have a fantastic day and God Bless🇺🇸
I love your story about Florida George! I totally relate to the priorities changing since that’s really the first time it’s happening to us after being here for 13 years. Sounds like you and your wife are going to be very happy to be in the villages😀. It’s been my pleasure to take you along the journey. Thank you for watching✌️
God bless you.
That's a great outlook on life. Beautiful story. 🇺🇸
Wonderful story
I have friends who bought a home there and they love it. They call it Done-Eden. Saw the Christmas boat show
Pronounced Dun-EE-din. We've lived here a long time. Too bad you weren't downtown on a Friday or Saturday night. It's hopping. A long lively strip of many restaurants, with live music everywhere. Perfect date night for young and for older, like us. And yes, parking is mostly free. To go to the beach, just drive north ten minutes to the Dunedin Causeway which leads to Honeymoon Island. One of the best beaches around. There's so much here, but ya kinda have to know where things are -- like forest bathing in Hammock Park, which is about five minutes north of downtown.
It was pretty easy to find our way around just by checking the map. We did make it to honeymoon Island the next day and Caladesi. Honestly I was fine not to be there when it was hopping still trying to avoid crowds
You visited Dunedin during off season and off course limited events due to Covid. Prices are high because demand is high.
Florida's original craft brewery, Dunedin Brewery is here along with 5 or 6 other craft breweries. In season you'll find the Toronto Blue Jays, and festivals pretty much most weekends. Art Festivals, Mardi Gras Festival and Parade, Dunedin Wines the Blues, St Patricks Day, Christmas Festival, Lighted Boat Parade, Day of the Dead Festival, Seafood Festivals, Octoberfest, Farmers Market, decorated golf cart parades, Craft Festivals, and there is more. Most of these events shut down the Main St to only pedestrians, no vehicles. The big events can and have brought thousands of people. Dunedin's beaches are Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island and in season the bike trail is packed. Dunedin is a destination town with lots to do.
Lived here for 20 years in a row as well as a handful in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Very happy people love Dunedin but also sad at the same time. It has gotten way to overcrowded and overpriced unfortunately. Cute town but not the quiet quaint town it once was. Fun fact, Desantis graduated from Dunedin High School.
No we’re down here in Florida is as it once was. All you can do now is appreciate it for what it is at the moment
I really loved the vibe of this town. Quiet, with enough cool hang out spots to eat and drink, then close enough of a drive to say Clearwater beaches and so on. Thanks for the video.
Yes the location is perfect!
Dunedin gets a great amount of tourism when it's a nicer mlm time of year. It's too hot in Florida right now, it's off season.
Dunedin is my favorite place in Florida. ❤
Key West vibes
We just returned from Dunedin a couple of weeks ago. We loved the area. It was so calm and relaxing compared to Clearwater just a few miles away. We stayed at the Hampton Inn at the start of the causeway. It was reasonable and convenient to Honeymoon island. We also spent a day in Tarpon Springs and ate some good Greek food at Hellas.
Sounds like you had a great time
Dear Mike, I'm the guy from Elgin. My great Aunt married a guy from Florida in 1910. She took us around the whole state. The Dunedin/Tarpon Springs area is real nice. Dunedin settled by the Scotch. They have a Highland Games every year and Tarpon Springs settled by Greek fisherman. They have outstanding Greek restaurants.
Agreed on all points, except it is Scottish. Scotch is a whiskey! I have been to the Highland games there, and a friend of my grandparents used to direct the bagpipes at Dunedin HS for awhile. My grandparents were Scottish as well, which is how they came to retire there, after working in Detroit for years. He actually worked on the Queen Mary (building it) in Glasgow - before emigrating to America in 1923.
It’s funny to think how we have connections here and there always such a small world. Thanks for the tips on the Greek restaurants in Tarpon Springs I will check that out next time I’m in the area. I love Greek food
@@MichaelBordenaro Greek food IS great, and another fun restaurant in Tarpon Springs is Crabby Bill's. Not right on the water but lots of great seafood - crabs in particular - and a real lively, fun atmosphere.
@@jdhjimbo i’m pretty sure they have a crabby bills in Clearwater Beach too. I was there many years ago
@@MichaelBordenaro It is likely a chain. After my great uncle's funeral, we went there and had a great time - lots of laughs, pretty loud, beers delivered in buckets, good seafood, and just a fun night!
That whole area is beautiful along the gulfs coast. I’ll be relocating to the general area within three years. Can’t wait to retire early before my 60th birthday.
It sure is Harry glad you’re going to be able to enjoy it in retirement👌
The Pinellas Trail goes all the way down to Downtown St. Petersburg, right down to the Pier.
And I concur with the other poster its pronounced "Duh-nee-den". :)
After having lived on the east coast of Florida (Miami-Ft. Lauderdale area) for 15 years, we couldn't wait to leave that area fast enough, made the move to Dunedin 6 months ago and couldn't be happier - best move ever! What's wonderful about the area is it's part of a collection of a few towns: Dunedin, Palm Harbor, Ozona, Tarpon Springs -- each with its own unique flavor, character and charm -- with Dunedin being the most "artsy". Probably explains why it's the most pricey, but worth every penny... So other than the mis-pronunciation (as others have stated it's more like *Dune-Eden* ) your assessment of this special town was spot on! 🐬🌞🏝
This sounds like our kind of area than Brin. Especially since we’re coming from Miami as well
So glad to see people living life again. We are just opening up after months of lockdowns in Ontario Canada. Beautiful filming. Thanks!
Toronto here
Glad I could share with you Marenie 😀
I live in dunedin,have for 12 years. I love it..🥰♥️☮
Such a nice area Sheila glad to hear you love it😀
Thanks for traveling around Florida.
You don’t have to thank me for that Lemard it was a ton of fun!
@@MichaelBordenaro Hahaha.. I hear you Michael. Thank you for traveling and be a good source as you are seeing the other nice towns and cities within Florida.
@@MichaelBordenaro Plus you are a RE Broker so this is good for you as well. You can also get a sense of other good areas within Florida. And you are able to speak to other Brokers to sharing RE information.
I’ve been in Dunedin since 1975. It’s my forever home.
Recently bought a house about 5 minutes from Dunedin. Absolutely beautiful area of the country! We love it!
Yes it is a beautiful area nice choice👌
I LOVE Dunedin. I have been going there since the late 80s when my grandparents hauled a** from NJ to FL. There are so many great restaurants there and it is super dog friendly. And as you stated very close to some really great beaches.
Yes! I could see myself living in this area, especially with all the dogs nearby would be great for Lisi 😀
This is my number one interest in Dunedin-the dog factor!
@@kimikoifish7 The best!!
@@MichaelBordenaro I could totally live there as well. Its a wonderful place!
Lived in Dunedin … the park in the middle has a great market in the Fall with movie night on Friday. Moved away a few years back …. Became too crowded and property real estate way over priced .
Dunedin city is beautiful! Enjoyable place and friendly people too I bet!
Yes it sure does feel that way!
Thanks for showing Florida to me. God bless you and yours.
My pleasure Matthew
My town! I've lived here for nearly 20 years now. You summed it up very well! That bike path actually goes through the whole county - I've ridden every mile of it! Great video! I really enjoy your video tours of Florida.
That bike path is amazing! When I was looking at it on the map I couldn’t believe how far it went it said 45 miles! you have a nice spot in Florida glad you enjoy your town and my videos 😀
@@MichaelBordenaro It's actually railroad tracks that were paved over. That's why it's so long and goes through the downtown area of each town - the towns are all marked with railroad signs like the one you probably saw that says, "Dunedin". It also connects to several other biking and walking trails.
@@peteypickles3262 aaahhh that makes perfect sense and such a great idea. I would definitely be utilizing that trail if I lived in the area
Been crazy at my FT job and part time tour guide job
Tarpon springs is nice too. Check out the sponge docks. Lots of good Greek restaurants on the gulf. Also go to Fred Howard park. Beautiful area
We didn’t make it that far north on the west side this time but another time we will
🌺🌴 thanks for another amazing video. Dunedin looks like a nice relaxing place. Just the right combination of quiet charm and fun. Beautiful town. 🌸
You’re welcome Cheryl thanks so much for watching it. Dunedin was a great place to visit!
Another informative video thanks. Pity it is a bit expensive but indeed a very beautiful town.
Yes it’s a little on the high side but it does have a lot of charm
I love Dunedin. We stayed in an airbnb there last yr. If you’re looking to party it’s probably not for you. I’m 56, I come down to relax and chill out. lol It’s close to Palm Harbor so you have everything you’d ever need and it’s in driving distance to the beach & Clearwater. You can take the trolley to Clearwater.
It is a beautiful spot in Florida
@@MichaelBordenaro I think so too. I love the small town feel but yet so close to everything.
Aw it's Dun~E~Din ..I love my area and there's so much to see
We’ve been there a couple of times. Fantastic little town!!
Dunedin is such a great area. Laid back and chill. Lot of great breweries. Bigger cities like Tampa and St. Pete are very close as well.
This looks nice, but I prefer South Florida because, among other things, it's far more tropical. You don't really see many coconut palms or Royal Palms in Central Fl.
It’s still pretty tropical in this area too. This video may not of done that justice but trust me it is
Thanks Michael showing us this little slice of paradise. The town is very nice and clean. No riff raff there like you said! Kudos to you. Make more on the villages.
You're welcome Alain! No riff raff is a huge plus for sure!
I live here it was a wonderful place to live.. Unfortunately in the past few years everything has doubled in price and thousands have moved in and in..The winter months it is crowded.. pronounced Dun Edin. Traffic is terrible come winter trust me .. But the causeway over to Honeymoon Island is nice and also Unfortunately Honeymoon island is now crowded also used to be a quiet retreat but like every where else in Florida crowded...
That is the sad story of almost everywhere here in Florida. Even here in Miami Beach where I live we are experiencing the same thing
My first cousins lived there in the 60's. It was modest, middle class living and Clearwater Beach has no high rises!
Red tide is gone for now in Bonita Springs and you might want to check it out. There's some nice beaches, but I like the Delnore Wiggins State Park beach all the way to the end parking. Nice walking trails and good facilities. The downtown has recently been revamped . A little small town feel. For a more high end feel the city of Naples is the next stop south and the Naples pier is a big attraction. I think all the hotels are still kind of expensive on the west coast.
That’s good to hear and I got pretty lucky since I missed the red tide. He did stop in Bonita Springs for half a day as well
The disgusting red tides have ruined the gulf coast for me. The most recent one was horrifying in the Tampa/st Pete area.
That is too bad...
Stop in at Snook Haven fish camp on the Myakka River when you hit Venice.
Too late since all this was already a couple months ago but I’ll keep it in mind for next time
Laid back chill area for sure. Gets busy on the weekends.
Thank you for posting...
You’re welcome!
Brace yourself for the red tide when you get to the Sarasota area. You’ll be outta there in a heartbeat.
Luckily there was none when I was there
I love Siesta Key, and have NEVER experienced red tide on the Gulf Coast. I have experienced the jellyfish invasion, along the Chesapeake, that made the water unswimmable, however.
Dunedin is so charming, quaint & chilled... I Love Dunedin!!! As a former St. Petersburg resident of 3 years, I can tell you that Dunedin is extremely popular with the surrounding Locals from all communities & also is a lot of more busier year round (before pandemic), especially in high Snow Bird Season, it is a happening place!!! When I first moved to St. Petersburg from California, I was very, very seriously considering Dunedin to settle down in because I loved the Vibe & also the central location of being near Clearwater Beach, Safety Harbor, Tarpon Springs & of course Honey Moon Island!!! I loved your description of the Vibes of Delray Beach & Key West are there!!! Just wish it was a little bit more lively for you during your visit!!!
I was actually perfectly fine it was quieter than usual here. Otherwise I may not have liked it as much. Coming from Miami, I was hoping to run into places like this👌
@@MichaelBordenaro LOL!!! I hear you...
I hope you got a chance to check out a sunset or two while you were there. Some of the most beautiful pics of sunsets I have seen were taken in Dunedin. Neat little town. Actually was the second town I visited when I first moved to Tampa. I melted my way all the way down to that pier you were at then back to my car. It was so hot that day. Also had a great lunch at one of the local restaurants there.
Oh yes I will definitely spend some time on the beach for sunset a few days. Some videos coming on that as well. It is such a beautiful area😀
Oh, I hope you and Lizzie stopped into Strachan's ice cream shoppe. It's heavenly! Last time I was there, there were what seemed to be a zillion little geckos all over the trees and buildings. But hey, Florida, right? My friend has a condo on Indian Rocks Beach so we'd stop in on our way up to Tarpon Springs for Baklava cheesecake from the Greek Bakery near the docks. LOVE the West Coast Sunsets too!
We forgot to go back actually lol! I am surprised Lisi didn't remind me, next time though😄 Those west coast sunsets are amazing
We have a brewery/pub area like the o w you saw, where you can bring your kids and dogs, too. It has a sandy play area. Great video!
Interesting I don’t think I’ve ever seen a place like that until I visited Dunedin
Michael, I jokingly call it "Done Eating" :) Dunedin is one of those places where everybody wants to go there yet for some reason they can't quite explain why ... Dunedin seems to have some similarities to the city of Temple Terrace in Tampa. It is a little bit Artsy, and there is lots of baseball going on in there. I live just north of Dunedin in Palm Harbor, which affords newer and bigger homes. Palm Harbor tries hard to be like Dunedin but it doesn't quite make it because the various neighborhood developments in Palm Harbor employ brick fences. That makes a huge difference in the sense of community.
Michael .....sorry but you mis-pronounced Dun-need-din. My sister has a condo that was in the background on the marina. Dunedin is actually a very happening place with non-stop festivals (during normal times). I think they have 7-8 breweries and some excellent places to eat. It is a great place but the RE is expensive. Enjoyed.
I have to admit, I do miss sunrise over the Atlantic.
We went thru there on the way to Tarpon Springs. The old town area was a hopping with people. Looked cute.
Close to my 2nd house in Seminole. Has everything we need close by but only a 20 min bike ride from the beach. And prices are lower than Dunedin. That place reminds me of Clearwater beach but less busy. Madeira beach & Indian rocks beach are our favorite in the area. Not a billion people like Clearwater & St Pete beach.
I like that the area surrounding is affordable and not as crowded, that is a plus for me!
I just came back from Del Rey Beach. My old friend lives there. I'm SO jealous!
Never been to Dunedin, but had friends who lived there. Beautiful!!!
Next time you’re in the area it’s a good place to check out😊
@@MichaelBordenaro I will do that, when things calm down. Mask requirements all over the place here in CA, and you have to wear them on the planes. Add to that, lots of cancelled flights. Makes me want to drive over there instead. Maybe...
@@Jeannified yep that’s exactly why I’m driving out there too. Not just the mask but I don’t think it’s the right time to be packed on a plane with a bunch of strangers yet
local tip .major sherriff out post. near bars . .many sherriff cars cruzing around i would uber . many scoping out bars. i counted 3 patrol cars just crusing for a few minutes .turned me off did not stop . trolly good .. yeah expensive area dont know why . the main streets r nice however get into Neighborhoods pretty much over priced mix bag of housing some dumps some nice .
Our local news is saying not to eat the fresh caught fish right now. Red tide is just so bad!! 2 million pounds of fish and counting.
That is so terrible!!
I grew up in Clearwater...we pronounce it "Done-eden". It's got a good rep. ☀️Our high school football team used to play theirs, "Go Tornados, dump Dunedin!" Oops, I see from the comments that countless people told you how to pronounce the town's name...
You missed alot of places,dunedin brewery,oldest brewery in state.& other places.
I never intended to cover the whole town. Just to check it out for a first impression
My kind of place in Florida!
What a cute little town! Thanks for showing it to us :) Hope you both are doing well!
It sure is Kaaren, it was my pleasure showing you around. Thanks for watching😀
This is my favorite place in FL
It was ranked #1 city in Florida by 2 different publications.
Dunedin is a great little town!
It was a pleasant place to visit!
Oooooo I like that small town💜 but those house prices ouch
Yes it is a bit pricey, but only recently really, just like so many other areas in FL
I have heard it pronounced " Done Eden" . Short vowel u and long vowel e
You can walk to Dunedin from Clearwater on North Harrison. It's pronounced Dunn EEd in ✌
Yes I can see the trail connects many towns
The Scientologists are big in the town of Clearwater, and purchased the old Fort Harrison Hotel. Tom Cruise is occasionally sited in town.
Mike that trolley goes from tarpon springs to Clearwater beach. Only 5 bucks all day
@@tjl5419 Great deal, and you save feeding the meters at Clearwater Beach. They did not havexthe tickets you buy in advance, so every hour or two, you had to feed them quarters. I picked up a few tickets, but only a reasonable $10 at the time.
@@jdhjimbo I can't wait to move down there. It so peaceful compared to NY where I currently live
Thanks for another episode on your journey around Florida. Dunedin seems like another attractive place to live for those that like the vibe there. I'm learning through the help of your videos that if I were born and raised in Florida or had moved there already, I could see having the desire to live in many different parts of the state as my lifestyle or interest change. Florida seems to have so much of everything that could appeal across lifestyles year round. I imagine that may be what you are experiencing. You been in the Miami area a while now, I think 13 years, and your taste and or life style is changing. You seem to be a cool dude that likes the "quiet" less populated beach vibe with the sunsets at the moment. You like to cook at home, but you also appreciate a good night scene, even if just a walk on the boardwalk at night for example. Maybe that transitioned from the Miami party vibe. Your Lady seems to still have that vibrant experimental dance vibe. You both like music. So you probably need to be in a place that has a mixture of quiet and a live music scene with some nature. Looking forward to what comes up next in the next episode. Appreciate you bro and what you are doing. Keep the videos coming. Stay safe.
You seem to have us pegged pretty good Mr. motorcars! That’s exactly the kind of place we’re looking for. Although I am pretty lucky that where we live now in North Beach is still calm enough. I couldn’t handle living in South Beach. But yes a smaller town like this that has lots of live music and beautiful nearby beaches but it’s still quiet I think it’s probably the perfect mix for us. And it was really great to see all these different spots that exist here in Florida. I’m happy I could share it all here on the channel✌️
It's pronounced Dun-ee-den. You should check out Honeymoon Island State Park and Caladesi Island State Park while you're there!
Those videos are coming next👌
I never got a chance to my friend, while mostly I never thought of it, I have been to Clearwater and Tarpon Springs. It seems I have skip it by mistake. Lol.
Next time Moises👌
Many people take US 19 heading north and south, but if you take Alt US19, you will go right thru the heart of Dunedin. My great aunt & uncle lived in Tarpon Springs, after he retired from a Woolworth's exec position in Louisville & Cleveland (they lived 4 doors from the infamous Dr Sam Shepard of Fugitive fame in Bay Village, OH, right on Lake Erie).
I don't live in Florida, but I have been to alot of places in Florida back to back for many years now.
It looks boring haha! But I really enjoy your walking tours. Your voice and approach to narrating is so peaceful. Thanks!
Its not for everyone 😄 Appreciate the kind comment
Hammock Park in Dunedin is very nice
We are full lol but on a serious note, the pinellas trail is fun to bike 🚲 on.
I live in key west and watching this video makes me thinking of key west for sure .
I’m about to visit and check out Dunedin in couple of hours .
As of the housing , not even close to key west prices , 450k for the house is a dream never come true for key west :)
Nice video
Glad you liked it! Key West is very expensive!
@@MichaelBordenaro indeed it is :) I’ve lived there for many years .
I've heard great things about that town😊
It made a pretty good first impression on me!
It is pronounced "Done Eden" as someone else mentioned.
Yes, Done Eden. Visited there while living in Central FL, because I was interested in buying some fresh sponges that divers are known for harvesting. Have been using them for makeup removal for years.
Tarpon Springs is the Sponge Capital, with a big Greek heritage, but I like Dunedin better as a town.
That is an interesting reason to visit
What happened to the small art part of Dunedin you were walking to?
I don’t know I was walking and I saw the different bars and the keychain thing and decided to film all that and forgot about it LOL
Dun-EE-din. The ancient Gaelic name for Edinburgh. Cala-desi, sweet beach and nature preserve.
There are homes going for $225k. Mine is worth that. I’m a mile from downtown and a half mile from the Gulf. Old residential street.
It's where the Toronto Blue Jay's have their training camp.
Before the Jay's got there, you used to have to go to Clearwater (Phillies) for a MLB Spring Training site. This year, because of the absurd tyranny in Ontario, the Jays played regular season games there for part of this season, then Buffalo, before the tyrant buffoons let them back into Canada and the Rogers Center.
Thanks for showing us this. I have never been down there but see why it is pricier than other parts of Florida. Glad you are making it to SW Florida. Check out Sanibel if you can. Also you might be pronouncing Dunedin wrong lol.
You’re welcome! I did make it over to Sanibel but it was not my favorite place you will see the video LOL. Yes I got that about pronouncing it wrong about 28 times in the comments here😆
My cousin lives there. Loves it
I can see why
Hey Michael, Dunedin... pronounced Dun..eee..din is a a city founded by folks from Scottland. Just south of Palm Harbor, the area is sleepy but has a nice downtown. Houses are quite expensive and neighborhoods are great. Too sleepy for my taste and yes it's expensive.
I actually could see myself living in this area I think for us it has the right balance of enough to do nearby but still quiet enough neighborhoods
@@MichaelBordenaro Gulf coast is calm but lots to do. I think you'd like Tarpon Springs and Palm Harbor as well. Also South Tampa...my favorite...but very expensive. Old money...like the Steinbrenners live there.
It’s a fishing community
Those fish the guy was cutting up looked real good! Wanted to to just take a few with me 😄
Do fishermen on the peer sell fish ?
I’m not really sure. I was only there for one day
At 4:46 the street banner looks like the Toronto Blue Jays logo!!?
I just saw a banner Welcome Blue Jays! Haha that’s nice of them!! I guess they do training there.
Yep thats right ! They have their training camp there 👌
Mike nice video. I been to dunedin. Did you go to the dunedin causeway? Right on the water! Also that Pinellas trail goes from Tarpon springs to st Petersburg. People bike n Rollerblade. Also dunedin is loaded with beautiful women. Lots of craft brewerys on main St
Thank you TJ! Yes we did actually we spent a whole day over on honeymoon Island which I have another video coming on that.
Mike next time take that red jolley trolley. Only 5 bucks.
Next time👌
Toronto Blue Jay signs everywhere….what’s up with that? Could have to do with high hotel rates. ??
Someone else said they have the Blue Jays training camp there
Blue Jays have spring training there obviously.
Dun- Edin is beautiful. Paradise on Earth. No crime, no smog and no bums pan handling. If you are looking to move to this quaint little town please leave your liberal politics at the Georgia line.
Keep your politics out of it! 👺
I think its pronounced DONE-EE-DIN
LoL grew up in Dunedin
Tampa flo and ADDRESS
Pronounced Du-nee-din, and Cala-dee-see island. If your a beer drinker, Dunedin is the place to be.
DUH-NEED _IN...lol !!!
I've always pronounced it dun - EE - din
Done uh din. LOL!
DONE EDEN.
I live in Dunedin -
It’s extremely overrated-
The city administration runs Dunedin like a HOA.
(They usually bring in approximately a million dollars in fines a year !)
Crazy crowds on the weekend,
Everything is super expensive-
Restaurants are nothing special and super expensive !
Unbelievably overpriced homes and insurance (if you can obtain it) is close to unaffordable!
The taxes are also considerably higher than local cities.
Public Schools aren’t very good (it’s in Pinellas County)
The town is basically built on bars and drinking- which was purposefully done by the city commission- which designed it to be Key West North !
You have been warned!
It's pronounced Duneeedin. It's a great place. Didn't enjoy your review.
Oofff Dun-knee-din
It's pronounced Done-ee-den :)
DONE-eee-den.
It is pronounced done eden.
It’s pronounced Done-ee-din