Arkansaw
Too-son
Yosemitee
ray-cee-pee
Arkansaw
de moyns
Does the pronunciation of Detroit not trigger your frog feelings?
ray-cee-pee
What is this supposed to be?
Ver-sai
Nee-see
tabarnak mon chum, osti d'ricains
oui
recipe ?
Yes, we're English speakers
Fandalak
Recipe is pronounce reh-sih-pee, not ray-see-pee
It's more like reh-sip-pee
It’s consistent. Once you know French pronunciation rules, you know how to pronounce every French word. Meanwhile you niggas go Arkansaw, yet it’s still Kansas for some godforsaken reason.
right, but still
Core Dalayne
Pa-pil-yun
why not reh-cipe
we don’t pronounce the s
that sounds gay as fuck
rayseep, hon hon hon
lmao
kek
How do you pronounce Salisbury in your country?
There is a Salisbury near me and it's pronounced Sauls-berry. It always sounds so weird not pronouncing it this way
Yes, literally. Explain, America.
sah-leece-bu-Ree
Salisbury
That's an English name?
sauls-burry
England has so many bizarre placenames with old Saxon pronunciation. Worcestershire is probably the most infamous one.
Don't google how "Cholmondeley" is pronounced.
woostersher
koziushko
They also say gloster when referring to Gloucester.
wer-shtsur-shur
yep, it's GLAUKESTER
sals-burry
sauls-bree
simple as
for me its worst-err-sher
wustersheer
wor-chest-shy-er
bordo
calé
marsej
dischon
More like dizhon
Featherstonhaugh
/ˈfænʃɔː/
War-cester-shire
Arkansaw
It's literally pronounced like this because of you french faggots
calé
more like calè
Nyou-Orleen
Sal-is-berry
But that’s not at all how the French would pronounce it THOUGH.
that’s a uniquely boomer thing
most people will say noo-orlins
arkan-SAS
it's borde AUX in this hosue
Yo, pass the Bordeaux cord.
Think you NAW-LINS
heureusement qu'on l'a pas appelée la Nouvelle-Angoulême.. imagine le carnage
They did, it's also why there's different pronunciations between Arkansas and Kansas
hughroosemont kwon la paz applee la newvelle-angloom
how the fuck is this a real language
No, that’s now how it’s pronounced in French. French doesn’t have that Southern drawl at all. The a at the end of Arkansas would be a clear, short a with a sort of glottal stop at the end of the syllable.
sounds like canadian french
rah-lee instead of ra-lègue
French flag
You're the reason english is fucked
Guillaume le Conquérant wanted to genocide the Saxons
How different is classic Arabic pronunciation from modern dialects? Do you have something similar where you read a word and pronounce it completely differently from what one might expect?
mousehole
pronounced "mowzul"
Loss Anyilis