I'm going to start picking up the Swedish people I know on their píss-poor pronunciation of English.
I do it all the time with the French - everybody knows Paris is Par-iss, how the heck do you get Par-ee and don't get me started on Angers
I'm going to start picking up the Swedish people I know on their píss-poor pronunciation of English.
I'm going to start picking up the Swedish people I know on their píss-poor pronunciation of English.
'Two cups of chino' - overhead a couple of weeks ago....
You can hear apostrophes?two cups of 'chino,
I agree, very sloppy to forget the apostrophe
You can hear apostrophes?
@Speicher that Ronnie video had me on the floor in stitches!
I used to be quite snobby about pronunciation (pronOunciation?) But I don't care any more.
Having said that, the most sacrilege I ever heard was someone calling a Porsche a porch.
@Speicher that Ronnie video had me on the floor in stitches!
I used to be quite snobby about pronunciation (pronOunciation?) But I don't care any more.
Having said that, the most sacrilege I ever heard was someone calling a Porsche a porch.
@Speicher that Ronnie video had me on the floor in stitches!
I used to be quite snobby about pronunciation (pronOunciation?) But I don't care any more.
Having said that, the most sacrilege I ever heard was someone calling a Porsche a porch.
I do it all the time with the French - everybody knows Paris is Par-iss, how the heck do you get Par-ee and don't get me started on Angers
That's how they market it.I don't know anyone who pronounces it any other way.