Mfw Amerishits pronounce "Maine" as "Mayne"

>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Maine" as "Mayne"
>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Vermont" as "Vurmawnttttttt"
>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Nouvelle-Orléans" as "New Orleenz"
>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Des Moines" as "duh moyn"
>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Bâton-Rouge" as "Battin Ruuuj"
>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Boisé" as "Boyzee"
>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Illinois" as "ihlinoy"
>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Bourbon" as "burbinn"

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fuck off, leaf

>He doesn't understand Anglicization

>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Illinois" as "ihlinoy"
Better than those who pronounce the s, 2bh.

>Better than those who pronounce the s
wait, some people seriously do this?

you're right, that's even worse

Daily leaf obsessing over America thread?

literally how do you pronounce them then you autist

Mostly Southerners, unsurprisingly.

We also pronounce Quebec as "Kebeck", although some say "Kwebeck".

>We also pronounce Quebec as "Kebeck"
That's actually (almost) the correct pronounciation

>although some say "Kwebeck"
Not surprised, many anglos in Canada do this as well

I could record them if you really want, but my microphone is shit, you're better off just looking them up on forvo.com

>you pronounce Nunavit > none of it

cause we aint havin nunavit

>Americans pronounce american places with an american accent
whoa...

Why does Des Moines look like such a comfy place to live?

Nigger population makes you feel at home

they all sound really comfy tbqh

it does indeed seem to look better than most American cities, I too wonder why this is the case

Atleast we don't have fwench r's

According to Wiki, in 2010 it was "only" 10.2% African American, and it was 76.4% White (70.5% Non-Hispanic White). While this is still somewhat low, it's much better than the average American city.

I have a basic understanding of French but these could all be wrong desu

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>Kaybecker discovers other languages exist
Wait til you find out about the Eskimos and Injuns who used to live where you live now.

Fix your proxy bro

good job lad, the only one you got wrong was "Des Moines", which you sort of pronounced as "Des Moin"

Also the "éan" in Nouvelle-Orléans was slightly off, but it's no big deal.

I thought the es was silent, what's the proper prononciation?

In New Orleans they pronounce it "new or-lee-anz"

Not a proxy

My bad for assuming every city in the US with a French name has been stormed by jigaboos

Depends. About 50%-50%

The s is silent, but the 'e' means that you should pronounce the 'n', rather than turn it into an "oin" digraph. However, if there was no 'e', then your pronounciation would have been correct (it would have made the word "moins", which means "less")

I'm just happy that my stat's capital is referenced for once.

It's nestled well into the Prairie. All of Iowa looks comfy, 2bh.

We also pronounce St. Louis "Saint Lewis", though we pronounce Louisville as "Loo uh ville"

You should say La Nouvelle-Orléans

We dont go around talking about NYC as "la cité du nouveau york hon hon hon "

Autism

Why would we do that? How autistic are you

New Orleans isn't a Canadian city you fucking retard

thanks m8, I've been trying to learn how to speak French better

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Heyyyy thats pretty good

I think you guys do, actually.

I say Illinois with the s as sort of a joke because it makes some people mad

It's a canadian. Nothing new here.

It does irritate Illini, 2bh.

I wonder if the Dutch still call it New Amsterdam.

God MOAR plz read something else in french your voice and accent gives me intense pleasure

Yeah we speak English here, not French. We don't give a single fuck about your French faggot Quebec accent. Montreal should be nuked from orbit.

Any American who pronounces those words as they would be said in French is a gigantic douche yurofag who everyone would laugh at.

>I don't say New Orleans like this

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the only thing worse than a fucking leaf is a frog fucking leaf

Looks like this thread is another win for America!!

NAWWWLEANSSSSS DOWN BY DEEESURE BUYUUUUUUUUO

You realize New Orleenz is in the United States of America, right? If you wanted people to say the name """"""correctly"""""" then Napoleon shouldn't have sold the land to us like a dumbass.

But HOW do you know who is who ;)

CLEANED A LOT OF PLATES IN MEMPHIS
PUMPED A LOT OF 'PANE DOWN IN NEW ORLEANS

A leaf who cares about French shit is a frog leaf

Maybe you should've held on to it if you wanted to control how it's fucking pronounced you french speaking frogposter.

Give me something to read and I will, the French Wikipedia page has too many numbers

I went to a hot dog place in Leeds with American-themed hot dogs. I ordered one called the "Utah" and the worker pronounced it "Ow-tah" and I felt really bad.

>I felt really bad about it
>American flag
this is how I know you are lying

Ow

Not really, we take our pronunciations somewhat seriously.

I dunno, I felt really awkward and bad about it. I felt like a walking stereotype, and I know I involuntarily got a bit of a weird look on my face when he pronounced it that way and I'm still a little worried that I hurt his feelings. I should have apologized.

Mobil instead of mobile.

>Quebeckers going off on a tangent about their faggy language again

Sorry you guys had too see this.

How little is going on in your life that you take incorrect pronunciations as an offense.

>mfw Amerishits pronounce "Des Moines" as "duh moyn"

You forgot a city 300 miles east of it, Des Plaines, is pronounced 'des playns'

No it's dis plains

t. live near there

Why didn't you just kill them off like you killed off the First Nations?

I mean fuck, you let yourself get just as cucked by frogs as the Brits did in 1066.

>Quee beck

>kwehbeck

>tradies

Oh secours oh secours, la lune est tombée dans l'eau.

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Je suis un singe qui mange le "benis" Africain.

Kekbec

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What did she mean by this? Really makes you think.

>Mayne
>Vurmawnttttttt
>New Orleenz
>duh moyn
>Battin Ruuuj
>Boyzee
>ihlinoy
>burbinn

THIS MEANS WAR.

>french canadian complaining about how other people pronounce shit

LMAO

you can have St. Louis, Detroit, and New Orleans back.

That's how you pronounce them correctly, kiddo.

New Orleans is an extremely important port moron

Cue-beck

>faggy language

You've 3 minutes to delet your post.

2blacked4us

Shipping operations shall henceforth be conducted through Galveston.

You're completely missing the point of why New Orleans is so important

Look at a fucking map

French is fucked

New Orleansonite detected

No, I'm in the Midwest and my family's farm would be fucked without New Orleans

the Port of South Louisiana carries 60% of the US grain exports. we load everything up here and it goes down the Mississippi to the New Orleans area for export. the Mississippi River is extremely important for the economic well being of a good chunk of Americans and that makes New Orleans and its surroundings very important

>Muh grain muh voodoo

New Orleansion pls

Was that island in the Caribbean you traded for the Louisiana Purchase worth it, Pierre?

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it's a comfy looking place to live but I ain't from there

We're probably even worse with Spanish names, tbqh

Seriously though I wanna go there one day

There's a region of Oregon called French Prairie. It was originally settled by French Canadians and French-speaking Metis.
A town in this region is named Gervais. Its pronounced Jervis.

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NOOOOOOOOOO

I shall not

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>Maine
>Vermont
>Des Moines
>Baton Rouge
>Boise
>Illinois
>Bourbon
>Quebec

How the hell else could 'Maine' be pronounced? It's a former county of France held by the Angevins and afaik it has always been 'Mayne'

As for Illinois, that's a Native American word with a Gallicized ending, so it's a bit silly to split hairs over that

I thought it's New ÓR-linz

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your voice is soulless and dead

I'm coming for you

is it true that new orleans is pronounced nawlins