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Shaun 16-01-2012 06:56 PM

Garage
 
how do u pronounce it?????

King Gizzard 16-01-2012 06:57 PM

garridge

Niall 16-01-2012 06:57 PM

Gah-ridge

Mystic Mock 16-01-2012 06:58 PM

Ga-ridge.

Chuck 16-01-2012 06:59 PM

ga-raj D:

Josy 16-01-2012 07:01 PM

Ga-ridge

Doogle 16-01-2012 07:01 PM

The correct way.

Jack_ 16-01-2012 07:11 PM

Ga-ridge. I thought ga-raj was the American way of saying it? That's what I've always thought anyway :suspect:

Benjamin 16-01-2012 07:13 PM

Ga-raj

I also pronounce it 'on-velope' for envelope. :idc:

Doogle 16-01-2012 07:32 PM

I say en for envelope.

GypsyGoth 16-01-2012 07:35 PM

How now brown cow.

Harry! 16-01-2012 07:36 PM

I honestly don't know, I think I say both :/

Mystic Mock 16-01-2012 07:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ukturtle (Post 4879861)
Ga-raj

I also pronounce it 'on-velope' for envelope. :idc:

But on-velope is not even English imo.:joker:

King Gizzard 16-01-2012 07:43 PM


Benjamin 16-01-2012 07:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jedward fever (Post 4879954)
But on-velope is not even English imo.:joker:

Quote:

USAGE NOTE The word envelope was borrowed into English from French during the early 18th century, and the first syllable acquired the pronunciation (ŏn) as an approximation to the nasalized French pronunciation. Gradually the word has become anglicized further and is now most commonly pronounced (ĕn'və-lōp'). The earlier pronunciation is still considered acceptable, however. A recent survey reveals that the (ŏn'-) pronunciation for the word envelope is used by 30 percent of the Usage Panel and is recognized as an acceptable variant by about 20 percent of those Panelists who normally use the (ĕn'-) pronunciation. Other similar words borrowed from French in the modern period include envoy (17th century), encore, ennui, ensemble, entree (18th century), entourage, and entrepreneur (19th century). Most retain their pseudo-French pronunciations, with the exception of envoy, which, like envelope, is mainly pronounced with (ĕn) now.

Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/envelope#ixzz1jekz1C1D
Nothing wrong with the way I pronounce it. :tongue:

CharlieO 16-01-2012 07:50 PM

Gah-Rajj

Yes I am quarter Indian.

Wat is YOU!

Mystic Mock 16-01-2012 07:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ukturtle (Post 4879997)
Nothing wrong with the way I pronounce it. :tongue:

Fair enough,but I still think it sounds weird.:joker:

Mystic Mock 16-01-2012 07:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CharlieO (Post 4880008)
Gah-Rajj

Yes I am quarter Indian.

Wat is YOU!

I am Raj from The Big Bang Throry.

Doogle 16-01-2012 07:52 PM

-judges Ben for saying on-velope-

Benjamin 16-01-2012 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doogle (Post 4880019)
-judges Ben for saying on-velope-

:nono:

Just because I speak correctly is no reason to judge me. :hmph:

Chuck 16-01-2012 07:54 PM

I bet Ben also says endeeve rather than endive.

Benjamin 16-01-2012 07:57 PM

I do pronounce it on-deev. :hugesmile:

CharlieO 16-01-2012 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ukturtle (Post 4880028)
:nono:

Just because I speak correctly is no reason to judge me. :hmph:

http://www.gifsforum.com/images/gif/...odding_gif.gif

King Gizzard 16-01-2012 07:58 PM

Ben speaks even posher when he's stoned

CharlieO 16-01-2012 07:59 PM

Ben is a winner, stop picking on him :'(


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