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[limepie20]

Gazebo is pronounced really weird.

[Dan]

what the fuck is this shit thread ban he

[Argumentable]

no it's not

[kilon]

I don't really get this thread.. It's not some sort of social study?

Also, gezabo is obviously pronounced as gestapo

[limepie20]

flan sounds weird, too!

[Aposke]

flan sounds weird, too!

What about quarrel?

[haligonian]

No I definitely agree, gazebo is pronounced weirdly.

[Daarkbuu]

gazebo makes me think of obese people for some reason.

[RikunFrances]

Gazebo reminds me of a celebration my town has every year called "Sterlingfest". There is something called the "Bubble and Sudz" Gazebo. It's a beer tent, and my parents always ditch me to go in there.


By the way is it Care-uh-mel or Car-mel?

[Ozland]

Uh I pronounce Ca-Ra-Mèl in French pretty much the same in English I guess o_o

[limepie20]

April of 1967!

[rubberfishy]

I pronounce it ca-raa-mel

[limepie20]

Done peole say crowns instead of crayons.

[Dan]

This is literally the worst thread I have ever read by what may be one of the worst posters I have encountered here, BAN HE!!!!!

[limepie20]

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I always thought it was weird how Colonel is pronounced "kernel". Where did that R sound come from?

[RikunFrances]

Aw, it's okay SA, I did the same thing and my grandma laughed at me. ):
She was hacking and wheezing it was so funny to her.
I like how Americans pronounce "Hiroshima". They pronounce it as one syllable. It actually bothers me.
"Hi ro shi ma" Say it right.

[SlaskPrask]

I like how Americans pronounce "Hiroshima". It actually bothers me.

[kilon]

"Hi ro shi ma" Say it right.

So is the emphasis on the "ro" or on the "shi"?
I tend to put it on the "shi" but I know that's wrong.

[O-Card]

I always thought it was weird how Colonel is pronounced "kernel". Where did that R sound come from?

german?

"Hi ro shi ma" Say it right.

So is the emphasis on the "ro" or on the "shi"?
I tend to put it on the "shi" but I know that's wrong.

japanese doesn't really have rules on emphasis

you can really just pronounce everything the way you want and it's probably gonna be okay

[limepie20]

I think the emphasis is on ro.

[paste]

Aw, it's okay SA, I did the same thing and my grandma laughed at me. ):
She was hacking and wheezing it was so funny to her.
I like how Americans pronounce "Hiroshima". They pronounce it as one syllable. It actually bothers me.
"Hi ro shi ma" Say it right.

I have literally heard no one pronounce it as one syllable.

So is the emphasis on the "ro" or on the "shi"?
I tend to put it on the "shi" but I know that's wrong.

Japanese words don't have accents.