How do you pronounce marmalade and envelope?

[Benjamin]

Wait for poll

[MTVN]

Marma-lard? :joker:

I say en-va-lope for the second one so not sure how to answer

[reece(:]

Marmalaid and envalope

[Benjamin]

Yes I say marma-lard :idc:

[Benjamin]

Also I was meant to make the Vee in the first option N-Va can a mod alter that

[Z]

Marma-lard? :joker:

I say en-va-lope for the second one so not sure how to answer

I say it en-va-lope too. Marma-laid and en-va-lope.

[Kate!]

Aw it's not a public poll :(

[Benjamin]

I was meant to make it public :(

[Jake.]

en-va-lope and mara-laid

[Z]

I was meant to make it pubic :(

Laaawl

[reece(:]

I was meant to make it public :(
Such a bloody fail

[Benjamin]

I know :(

[Jake.]

You're drunk

[Me. I Am Salman]

Marmalaid
Nvolope

[Chuck]

Marma-laid
On-va-low-p

[james130]

But what about tung or tong for 'Tongue'?

[Me. I Am Salman]

Marmalade is vile btw

[Me. I Am Salman]

But what about tung or tong for 'Tongue'?

Who tf says tong

[Benjamin]

On-va-low-p

:worship:

[Kate!]

Lol, Ben's making loads of typos tonight, just spotted one in the CBB Noms thread :devil:

[Josy]

Marmalaid and en-vel-ope

[Me. I Am Salman]

They pronounce it marmalard in lady marmalade

[Livia]

Did you know that marmalade is called that because it used to be made from quince instead of oranges, and the Portuguese for quince is marmelo. Useless fact no. 4230491239498

[Benjamin]

Lol, Ben's making loads of typos tonight, just spotted one in the CBB Noms thread :devil:

Another one? What the **** is wrong with me tonight? :(

[Chuck]

This thread is basically Ben vs common sense

[Josy]

This thread is basically Ben vs common sense

Yes I see what you mean Chuck, pure common sense to pronounce an R in the word when there isn't one in it :idc:

[Benjamin]

This thread is basically Ben vs common sense

You also pronounce it On-va-low-p.

And Marmalard is how my family say it :hmph:

[Chuck]

Did you know that marmalade is called that because it used to be made from quince instead of oranges, and the Portuguese for quince is marmelo. Useless fact no. 4230491239498

I knew it. :hugesmile:

[Livia]

You also pronounce it On-va-low-p.

And Marmalard is how my family say it :hmph:

If something enveloped you... would you say it onveloped you?

[Kate!]

Ben, why are you so posh?

:hugesmile:

[Z]

Did you know that marmalade is called that because it used to be made from quince instead of oranges, and the Portuguese for quince is marmelo. Useless fact no. 4230491239498

Oooh that's great useless trivia, I'm gonna remember that!

[Z]

If something enveloped you... would you say it onveloped you?

:joker: Hahahahaha

[Livia]

Oooh that's great useless trivia, I'm gonna remember that!

I have a sticky brain for stuff like that. If only I could remember the important stuff.

[Glenn.]

I've never heard it pronounced Marmalard in my life.

[Z]

Creole Lady Marmalaaaad is the only time I've heard it pronounced Ben's way

[Me. I Am Salman]

Did you know that marmalade is called that because it used to be made from quince instead of oranges, and the Portuguese for quince is marmelo. Useless fact no. 4230491239498

is this countdown

[Livia]

is this countdown

Don't be cheeky Salman or I'll come over there...

[Benjamin]

If something enveloped you... would you say it onveloped you?

No I would say En-vell-uped because Envelope is a different thing.

[Natalie.]

marmalaid and envalope

[Me. I Am Salman]

Creole Lady Marmalaaaad is the only time I've heard it pronounced Ben's way

the only other time I've seen the word creole being used is in the unreleased beyonce song

yqvPTdM3-3Y

crap song but fierce production

[Chuck]

Ben thinks he sounds posh saying marmalard when he probably just sounds illiterate.

[Livia]

No I would say En-vel-oped because Envelope is a different thing.

Not really... something that envelopes, a wrapping. You're just a fickle, fickle man Ben x

[Benjamin]

Not really... something that envelopes, a wrapping. You're just a fickle, fickle man Ben x

Do you say it as if you would the plural of envelope? I would say it as I would develop.

[Z]

Do you say it as if you would the plural of envelope? I would say it as I would develop.

enveloped - en-VEL-oped
envelope - EN-vel-ope

The stress is in different places but I pronounce them the same.

[Chuck]

the only other time I've seen the word creole being used is in the unreleased beyonce song

yqvPTdM3-3Y

crap song but fierce production

Marie Laveau was a creole, wasn't she

[Sophiee]

Ben thinks he sounds posh saying marmalard when he probably just sounds illiterate.
:laugh:

marma-laid;
enva-lope.

[T*]

Yes I say marma-lard :idc:

So as a teen you would say "GUYS GUYS GUESS WHAT I JUST GOT LARD!"

[Livia]

Do you say it as if you would the plural of envelope? I would say it as I would develop.

Yes... but it's quite clearly an 'en' and not an 'on'.

And you're fickle x

[Me. I Am Salman]

Marie Laveau was a creole, wasn't she

I think it's an ethnic group or a language

[Benjamin]

So as a teen you would say "GUYS GUYS GUESS WHAT I JUST GOT LARD!"

Different spelling of that word and I would never say that expression when I had sex. :tongue:

[Benjamin]

Yes... but it's quite clearly an 'en' and not an 'on'.

And you're fickle x

I say that work as Fick-lay. ;)

[Tom4784]

Marma-laid
N-ve-lope.

[Verbal]

I'm now sat here saying marmalaid and onvelope to myself over and over. You win.