>be french
>write a 16 letter word
>only pronounce the first four letters
why are they so retarded, int?
Be french
Connor Ramirez
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David Myers
Evan Clark
>colonel
>KERNEL
American intellectuals, everyone.
Jose Wood
Adam Thomas
Vraisemblablement
Hudson Taylor
That one is perfectly deterministic.
Jacob Johnson
good example, only the T at the end isn't pronounced in this one
Xavier Thomas
vray-son-bla-blo-mo
Jayden Gutierrez
That's why I love german so much. Literally every single letter is pronounced. No exception.
Jason Peterson
because those sound are vestige of a time where they were pronounced. But we got lazy and simplified it.
A bit like how american english is a dumb down version british english which itself is a dumb down version of classical english, because people are lazy fucks.
Jeremiah Butler
>have grammatical and orthographic rules
>say that "oo" sounds like "u".
>proceed to pronounce "door" and "blood" with a long "o"
Wtf?
Juan Harris
Zachary Carter
Depends on the dialect you fucking idiot
Bentley Howard
>read English history book
>watch documentary
>I'd been pronouncing all the people and place names incorrectly
Constantine rhymes with fine? Bye-zant-ai-nes? Fuck this semen-slurping language.
Jose Kelly
>english speaker complaining about french
Joshua Morris
T. Germanic South Brazilian
>American
>English
That's a loose definition.
Jason Gonzalez
Your pronunciation was probably closer to how those place names were pronounced in their original language than whatever English speakers come up with.
Noah Reed
Yes I too enjoy pronouncing Rindfleischetikettierungsueberwachungsaufgabenuebertragungsgesetz all at once
Eli Hill
h
Aaron Brown
why don't you give us an exemple
Jaxon Rogers
Spanish and Slav languages are the least autistic in this regard