>Ironow
It means "I don't know " in American.
Ironow
Josiah Cruz
Alexander Rivera
>crimea
it means "butthurt" in ukraine
Eli Roberts
It's "aadano" you idiot.
Leo Rivera
Ukrainian ip in crimea, dafuc?
Owen Hughes
I'm already in crimea, posting from some cafe wifi, fatburger.
Isaiah Wright
It's pronounced "iunno"
Caleb Martin
Rightful Russian clay tьh
Camden Evans
I'm a Greek from prehistory.
what kind of metal do they use most instead of bronze in this age?
Noah Miller
Bump. Now from normal PC.
Andrew Jackson
Megadethium.
Jacob Richardson
>aluminium pronounced as aluminum
>women pronounced as woman
>picture pronounced as pitcher
>shooting range pronounced as school
Where did everything go wrong?
Eli Wilson
...
Eli Taylor
>Lieutenant pronounced as Luuuutenant.
Robert Johnson
blame france for that
Ethan Myers
>slovenian banter
Benjamin Ortiz
>ukrainians can't admit they're russian
Charles Walker
The A is pronounced as E
The E is pronounced as I
The I is pronounced as Y
The Y is pronounced as WHY
Wesley is spelled as DABBLEYUISLIWHY
Carson Wood
>Lieutenant pronounced as lefttenant
Jordan Green
Resources pronounced as gibsmedat
Noah Ramirez
Racial equality pronounced as chimpout
Zachary Morris
Finland is pronounced as mongols.
Kevin Cox
The man who named aluminum, Humphry Davy, wanted to call it 'aluminum', and did so in his 1816 book. Some shitmark on an armchair wrote an anonymous review of the book to the Quarterly Review, a political magazine, and suggested it be changed to 'aluminium' to sound more "classical".
>tfw people take national pride in following the lead of 1816's version of a YouTube commenter
Matthew Rodriguez
Legitimately clean russian athlete is pronounced "..."
Gabriel Allen
Good thread
>a lirl
means "a little" in american
Jeremiah Flores
>erbs
>tamayto
>gararge
>leeuuutanant
Parker Jones
I could pronounce it the british way every where I go but I don't want to sound british, or like a douche bag.