Americans pronounce herb without the "h"

>americans pronounce herb without the "h"

We use the haytch for people with the name Herb

le fat

ken æ get som örbs for mæ vedjiteríen diss
slogterin animals iss bat

>americans name their kids herb

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righto

Not a fan of it meselve, probably actually only a nickname for Herbie.

It's short for Herbert.

>american names

t. ___stein

t. Dilbert Burr

Actually Germanic. WE

Which is short for Sherbert.

how the fuck did you know my name?

JIDF

No they don't.
t. american

Yes they do. They pronounce it like Jamacians.
t. english

>t. english

t. american

>brits don't pronounce "r" at the end of a word

Don't get me started on brits and lieutenant.

left tenant
why is anglicising worse in your opinion than just copying the french pronunciation

It's so inconsistant.
Can't pronounce crossaint properly but call their main courses entrees and drop the t off fillet.

also i should have said "butchering french pronunciation" since the french dont say it like americans

>gaol

>complain that we americanize things
>complain when we keep it faithful
>now saying butchering french to absolve you of your contradiction

>complain
Asking isn't complaining
>complain
no
>faithful
lol
>now saying butchering
Yes, I did indeed correct myself to not give you any false ideas of "being faithful" to French pronunciation

Anything else sweetie?

wtf I do too

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Anglospeak is always bad. I could complain about any aspect of it, because every part of it is shit. Even when it dies out, I will complain that it should have happened sooner.

lost jt hard

Languages aren't created with a rigid system in mind, they grow and change over time. It's pretty retarded to complain about a natural phenomenon that will happen no matter what.

weirdly enough non-rhotic accents tend to say *H*erb, where as rhotic ones tend to drop it. Who drops t's? I don't know the spread of that, I tend not to say t's in words

so antipasto becomes anny-pasto. It sounds retarded but it's how I speak

>Languages aren't created with a rigid system in mind, they grow and change over time.
Speak for yourself.

>so antipasto becomes anny-pasto. It sounds retarded
Yes it does. Just say An-tie

>being intentionally obtuse
Okay I see your game, this is the last (You) you'll get from me.

you speak an asiatic pixie language while living in a bog you can't criticize how anyone speaks

>americans pronounce foyer phonetically rather than as foyé

>can*dians bump threads just as they're about to archive