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View Poll Results: Can you pronounce THREE? | ||||||
I say Three as normal |
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I say Free but i mean Three |
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5 | 13.16% | |||
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![]() Also idk why these kind of language/pronunciation topics interest me so much ![]()
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Yeah if you watch the Japanese Anime Fairy Tail they have a girl named Lucy pronounced as Rushi.
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In all seriousness - in any Scottish primary school, if you mispronounced your "th" as an "f" you'd probably be put down for some speech and language therapy, because it's technically a speech impediment...
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I've never heard them in the same sentence before... cant specifically remember a time I heard a newsreader (or anyone else really) say these words either, I'll keep an ear out.
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That said, neither Englishes NOR Americans can properly pronounce "burgh", as in "Edinburgh". English people tend to say "Edin-bra or Edin-bruh", Americans tend to say "Edin-burrow" or even "Edin-burg".
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![]() We can blame the English language itself. It's not like spelling and pronunciation in our language is thoroughly consistent anyway. Very easy to butcher the language and your butchering would be right depending on what region of the US/UK you live in and in some cases, context.
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![]() Edinburgh I do pronounced as Edin-burruh but I'm slightly off on pronunciation which I didn't know that after 21 years. ![]()
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![]() ![]() Pittsburgh = Pitts-BERG etc.
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I said this before but I'm convinced Irish people can't pronounce th because in the Irish language if words start with th the t becomes silent so there's no sound like the th in English
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Piss orf.
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Twae Three Fower Five Six Seevin Ite Nine Ten Eleeven Twelve. |
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9/10 times I say TH but sometimes the commoner has to come out in me and I F it.
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I don't have a speech impediment so can pronounce the words properly..
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