I remember a thread long ago about the same thing, and iirc the correct way was ooh-keh. I still say ook, though.

I pronounce it as 'u key'.

o-kee

In my martial arts classes, the "uke" (okee) is the defender (or attacker) while the sensei performs a technique. Also, it sounds a bit relevant then You-k. :v

I pronousce it ewk

OO-"k"

Pretty sure it's pronounced "ook-ee" or "oo-kay" (受け) considering that's how the Japanese pronounce it and it being a Japanese word and all.

(It means the person receiving the technique, whereas "Tori" means the person executing the technique, but also sounds like the Japanese word for bird. Or simply uke = defender, tori = attacker).

YOU-KUH

I pronounce its as yoo-kay
Maybe almost similar as U-keh...
:/

I used to say You Kay, but now i saw Youk. Btw why is his name uke?
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edit: nvrmind got it. In Japanese martial arts, the uke (受け?) (IPA: [ɯke]) is the person who "receives" a technique.

U-keh
'uke'comes from japanese
i didnt know this until my friend told me

(sorry about the italics, can get it away)