I don't doubt it.woohoo! i even did it in my best accent!!
ROFLMFAO, it took me 5 minutes to try and figure out what word you were trying to sound out!uhnAhoe,
Early into the year, but this could be THE post of 2009, phucking hilarious!This is like Moro does a cigar-themed RosettaStone for BOTLers. Hi-larious.
Well that's because you have a tendency to not be able to pronounce any of them correctly.Yeah, wade has a tendency to correct me all the time, He finds it fun as hell.
la Ree Kay zaI've started to update the first post to create a list.
OK, got two more:
La Riqueza
El Triunfador
2nd's good; 1st is more of a "la ree-ke-za"la Ree Kay za
el Tree oon fa door
I think we are both talking about the same sound, but wouldn't the "que" in la riqueza would have a long A sound? If you pronounce the -ke- in spanish that would be more of an "eh" sound, right?2nd's good; 1st is more of a "la ree-ke-za"
Thing is, "que" in spanish sounds exactly like "ke": the "eh" finish (the "u" is something I never quite got)I think we are both talking about the same sound, but wouldn't the "que" in la riqueza would have a long A sound? If you pronounce the -ke- in spanish that would be more of an "eh" sound, right?
Could be they are all speaking "pocho" by now.gotcha. the bowl of beans here in the office all said "kay" so maybe it's just a spanglish kind of thing.
yep...spanglishCould be they are all speaking "pocho" by now.
That's french originally, if I'm not mistaken. It would be Mee-seur-ee. (It's too hard too write how it sounds. Too different from English).How do you pronounce Missouri?
Miss ou Rah!How do you pronounce Missouri?