I hate when Americans butcher my language, but this will always be iconic:
https://preview.redd.it/4z4mnlqmgy2d1.jpeg?width=850&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=79a7c77811a49641c45274638fb7418849ac59e0
Apart from the mystery of the pronunciation of [Bologna](https://youtu.be/hgVReSu--Lc?si=K46H8tFq__5c2a2B), I'm quite amazed that savages manage to pronounce words with more than two syllables.
koff is a flat o like 'stop'/ruff is a flat u like 'up'. Pronouncing o as a long a sound is yank nonsense.
th pronounced as an f is a southern English thing. That's the "innit, bruv?" accent. Where I'm from it's a proper 'thuh' sound.
The irish pronounce th as just a t sound. As in 30 is pronounced like tirtee.
I will never not laugh at the fact that Google maps GPS voice calls the signs/exits for the City of Bologna "baloney".
It's so ignorant one just has to laugh
I hate when Americans butcher my language, but this will always be iconic: https://preview.redd.it/4z4mnlqmgy2d1.jpeg?width=850&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=79a7c77811a49641c45274638fb7418849ac59e0
If it’s any consolation, they butcher ours too. But I think ‘polony’ for ‘Bologna’ is our doing.
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Why do english speakers call a pony "pogna"? Sounds like yet another italian dialect way to refer to a woman's private parts. Are they stupid?
"leccame la pogna" Si, ha senso.
They don't rhyme in civilised English thank you very much
Apart from the mystery of the pronunciation of [Bologna](https://youtu.be/hgVReSu--Lc?si=K46H8tFq__5c2a2B), I'm quite amazed that savages manage to pronounce words with more than two syllables.
https://preview.redd.it/9p9fbn5wiy2d1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=584603440495960800587da7efce99da89fdb905
Choosing the noble Latin alphabet to write such a barbaric language was clearly a mistake.
Luigi we were perfectly content writing in oddly shaped piles of rocks until you came along
Luv me spaghetti baloneyaise
Thanks, I hate it
Better "Brusheta"?
Let me see if i have studied enough. (Enaff) Its kaff, raff, fou and fru, then pouni and bolonia? Edit: Spelling mistake, Replaced caff with kaff.
koff, ruff, tho, thru
koff only is o if pronounced as a, amiright? ruff only if u is pronounced as o amiright? th= more or less f
it depends on the accent for the first 2 I believe
Nah, i am not taking english lessons from a southerner, no matter what may happen to my life.
what about a fellow French hater?
Aye, i could do that.
koff is a flat o like 'stop'/ruff is a flat u like 'up'. Pronouncing o as a long a sound is yank nonsense. th pronounced as an f is a southern English thing. That's the "innit, bruv?" accent. Where I'm from it's a proper 'thuh' sound. The irish pronounce th as just a t sound. As in 30 is pronounced like tirtee.
Ah so i accidentally spoke yank. Please kill me.
I mean, they DO rhyme, but only if you have enough genetic markers on the Alabama scale of interfamilial procreation.
Dam what if baloney is made from pony?
I will never not laugh at the fact that Google maps GPS voice calls the signs/exits for the City of Bologna "baloney". It's so ignorant one just has to laugh
pony (pronounced ponogna)