>an american says "fish filley"
>an american says "house fakade"
>an american says "aloomoonoom"
>an american says "keltic"
>an american says "kash" (cache)
>an american says "erbs"
>an american says "carmel"
>an american says "nitch"
An american says "fish filley"
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>an american says "erbs"
Triggers me every time.
>>an american says "keltic"
>"The English word originates in the 17th century, taken from the Celtæ of classical Latin"
All 'C's in classical Latin are hard, cunt. We're being more faithful to early Latin pronunciation.
That's nice but the rest of us try to speak English.
>>an american says "kash" (cache)
wait what how do you say it then ? it's a french word and they are actually pronouncing it correctly, for once
>>an american says "erbs"
same
so do americans say kaiser or caesar?
Actually we pronounce Celtic as Seltik
I always eat my egg sandwiches on kaiser rolls
House Fuh-sahd, actually
They say Seasurr. Plural: Sea sars.
Dude, don't even get me started on how fucked up Australians pronounced shit
>an american says "fish filley"
arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
how do you say it?
Its the proper French. Don't get mad at us because you're sub-verbal Australopithecines.
>>an american says "fish filley"
Yep.
>>an american says "house fakade"
fuh-SAWD
>>an american says "aloomoonoom"
uh-LOO-mih-num
>>an american says "keltic"
Yep.
>>an american says "kash" (cache)
kah-SHAY
>>an american says "erbs"
Yep, unless it's a fella's name.
>>an american says "carmel"
It depends. I do, but my wife says CARE-uh-mel
>>an american says "nitch"
neetch
How about not adding a fucking rhotic R sound to words which end in -aw, other Anglophone cunts?
>Brits pronounce it "fill-it" just to irritate the French
When are you guys going to hug each other and end the cold war?
Silly Yanks can't pronounce basic English words.
Silly Australians can't be arsed to use any more than ~3% of their continent's landmass
How do you pronounce "bait"?
The rest of it is usually on fire or some shit, cut the poor bastards some slack.
>An Australian tries to speak
Let me put it this way: how do you feel when someone overcorrects a Spanish word on television?
literally only 3 of these are correct and even then some people pronounce it differently.
what the fuck is a fakade??
Yet you are intent on over"""""""correcting"""""""""""" another country's pronunciation?
Didn't think that through did you
Facade. A false front, general on a building, intended to make it something appear more impressive. Example; a wild west era general store, with its false second story when viewed from the front.
>nitch
No we don't. You'll be laughed at if you say that.
I thought he was talking about that but never heard it used as "house facade"
what, do you actually pronounce the 'h' in herbs? wtf
what? don't be a cuck. google it. both are ok.
Americans are a nation of morons, what do you expect?
>lefftenant
Fuck off cunt we're full
>"woder"
But France says that is how you are supposed to say cache.
are you speaking french?
Not him but that is a stupid point. We all have different pronunciations. There is no correct one. Or rather, they're all correct/valid.
>complain about americans changing things
>complain about americans keeping things the same
no winning
Silence rebel scum!
The Anglo will rule your lands again!
And... well, get rid of that ridicolous accent of yours.
famm our accents, pronunciations, and dialect varies by region
its all the same to my ears!
>Loo tennant
KERNEL
no, it's lieu, as in lieu of tenant, the litchral meaning
*sea czars
no way say seizers
...
>Americans are secretly wannabe French
>he doesn't pronounce "mayor" as "mare"
What's it like being a simpleton?
>Americans call a ceiling bright a lightbulb
Lost
Keltic is right though
Only the football club is called Seltic
>mfw americans call mayonnaise MAY JOE
>mfw americans call the head of state MISTURR PRECEDENT
...
mare sounds fucking stupid imo
>kah-shay
Umm no we don't
We all say kash you faggot californian
I say cache as kahhe.
>eh-loo-men-eee-um
>hurrbs
>tuh-mah-toes
>nya-zees
>tfw anglos pronounce sauna as shoona or soona
as a non-anglo
american english>...>shit>others>nigger english
No we don't, we pronounce it as saw-nuh
>house fakade"
?????
>mfw foreigners think we all have Texas, NYC, or CA Central Valley accents
That's what I said, "soonah".
Name 40 other accents
>fish fillay
correct
>house fakade
fuh-sahd
>aloomoonoom
t. Owloomihneeum
>keltic
correct
>kash
correct
>erbs
correct
>carmel
care-uh-mell
>nitch
neesh
kai-sar (with an s, not a z)
only if it's Little Caesar's
>wah-ter (with a t, i'm not a subhuman who substitutes t's with d's)
that's retarded
sah-nah
thank you Poland
>Boston
>Illinois
>Western PA
>basically other non-South metro area
I will say though that most Americans have a fucking annoying vocal fry that makes your ears bleed
Huh? Is that supposed to represent a Philly accent?
>californian
I'm a native Midwesterner living in New England, cunt.
>40
>they say 5 words differently, and they have 2 unique phrases
>let's call it an accent
Yeah, if I'm going to play by the rules of the British Isles, I can do that.
>Addison, Albany, Alburgh, Andover, Arlington, Athens, Averill, Bakersfield, Baltimore, Barnard, Barnett, Barre, Barton, Belvidere, Bennington, Benson, Berkshire, Berlin, Bethell, Bolton, Bradford, Braintree, Brandon, Brattleboro, Bridgewater, Bridport, Brighton, Bristol, Brookfield, Brookline, Brownington, Brunswick, Buels Gore, Burke, Burlington, Cabot, Calais, Cambridge, Canaan, Castleton, Cavendish, Charlestown, Charlotte, Chelsea, Chester, Chittenden, Clarendon, Colchester, Concord, Corinth, Cornwall, Coventry, Craftsbury
Be more of a faggot, will ya?
>Chicago white
>Chicago ebonic
>northcentral (basically Wisconsin)
>downstate (a more subtle western Appalachian/Ozark)
>whatever those freaks in Aurora do with their S sounds that makes them sound like SH
Illinois doesn't have one uniform accent. Illinois and Chicagoland are two very different things.
I very much dislike it when Americans call my country NOO ZEE LAND. Why can't Americans pronounce New Properly, or any words ending in Ew.
We're cooking Irish Stew, becomes "We're cooking EYERISH STU"
Say "law-abiding"
Hint: there's no fucking Rs in there.
>doctors say circumcision
>americans say yes
I don't even IPA so correct me if I screw this shit up badly, but it's why it was invented and all
>an american says "fish filley"
correct, /ˈfJʃ fJˈleJ/
>an american says "house fakade"
incorrect, /haʊs fəˈsɑːd/
>an american says "aloomoonoom"
kinda? /ə.ˈluː.mɨ.nəm/
>an american says "keltic"
correct, /ˈkɛltJk/
>an american says "kash" (cache)
correct, /kæʃ/
>an american says "erbs"
correct, /ɝb/
>an american says "carmel"
even americans argue over this from time to time, I say it /ˈkæ.ɹə.mɛl/
>an american says "nitch"
incorrect, /niʃ/
/ˈsiːzəɹ/
fucking roasted
t. bay area californian
We speak correct English, unlike you spic mongrels.
>frind
Pretty good, except you forgot the E in friend.
Now say it faster
That was a quick recording, but I'm fairly sure I pronounced the E.
Are there any American terms you want me to say in a NZ accent?
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How the fuck do you pronounce new zealand then
>American terms you want me to say in a NZ accent?
Well, this one's a classic way to identify Bostonians: "park the car in Harvard yard"
Neuhzillin would be my guess
but that is how you pronounce "celtic"
As it's written
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it is keltic you thick cunt
Soo and saw sound nothing alike
Thanks. Confirmed as Bostonian.