Nectarine
Infamous OneLiner
mirrorbird
(19:48:15)
zoner: it's called rhoticity (same as the deal with "hard r" in the n-word over there, there is no distinction here, you can't tell!)
mirrorbird
(19:47:57)
the french do however realise that W is double-V and not double-U!
zoner
(19:47:57)
I'm not british but the whole "a" pronounced as "er" thing is regional no? (asking for real)
faraday
(19:47:49)
https://www.lelombard.com
faraday
(19:47:46)
écrèque lol
mirrorbird
(19:47:06)
zoner: probably, i've also always heard "beta" like "beater"... i think americans say BAYta or so
mirrorbird
(19:46:49)
"y-grec" (i-grec?) that was a weird thing in early french lessons. i didn't realise it was Greek e, i thought Y had a special word like écrèque or something. along the lines of élève
zoner
(19:46:24)
that eta pronounciatin surely is only in specific regions of GB?
Agemixer
(19:46:03)
Saint Pie ater
mirrorbird
(19:45:31)
you can say "pie-eater" in 2 greek letters (pi eta)
