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Major Robert Thornbird: Our cameras saw some sort of weapon.
Jack O’Neill: Oh, well it’s hard to say.
Major Robert Thornbird: Some sort of state secret?
Jack O’Neill: No. Just difficult to pronounce.
Zat’niketel?
Tacluchnatagamuntoron
Indeed.
Wash your sister.
That bitch can wash her self
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Wuss-Tuh-Sher
No thanks! I pronounce it exactly as it is spelled
…ain’t nothin to fuck with?
What’d you call me?
Wooster shire
Wor-chess-ter-shy-'r.
I like your style.
The “worce” part is pronounced like “worse”, so worse-ter-shy’r.
Isn’t it not more sha than shy’r?
Yep, but they were spelling it phonetically and I just wanted to point out that their syllables are wrong. I think once you realize “worce” is one syllable, the pronunciation makes a lot more sense.
My buddy has been watching too many redneck cooking videos and calls it “warsh-yer-sister” sauce.
I just saw a sign this morning that said “Irish Wristwatch - now you know you can’t pronounce it”. The sign was right.
We just call it wooster
Woo-stir-shi’
Now you can
war-stir-shar
There’s a British surname, Featherstonhaugh. Many of the people with it pronounce it “Fanshaw.”
What’s-this-here sauce
Does webtoon pay comic artists now? Or is that watermark there for no reason
There’s little visible name of the comic near it.
Ooohhhhh! I actually didn’t see that. so they’re on webtoons under that name?
Yeah, I looked it up before commenting.
Tabasco
I wonder how you spell tabasco. TABASCOooo!
Unexpected Homestarrunner.
Wooster-shire
I hear “Were-Chest-Sure” around here.
Depends on how you pronounce shire. Americans tend to pronounce it like the hobbit place when it’s more like “shuh”.
Wait, Tolkien was English. He didn’t mean “Shire” to be pronounced like we Americans do it?
He did
As a standalone word it’s Shire as we say it, but put it at the end of a word and you pronounce it differently
Lancashire is lanka-sheer, for example
I’m from New Jersey and I pronounce it Wuh-stah-shur. I think that’s reasonably correct?
I do Woor-cest-er-sure.
Also northeast US but a lot less pin downable. I think of it like a slurred “war-chest” sound. But the “C” seems unused by most.
I dk where you Americans are getting the “sure” part from, it’s much more like “she-er” or if your more northern it’d be a bit more like “sher”.
I second this pronunciation.
Wooster Check Shire.
There, its wrong according to everyone.
it’s* wrong
You wanna level up? Try Brzęczyszczykiewicz.
please wait while I grab this electric fence
Brzhen chish chick evich.
Okay but…what?
Entry level Polish name, simplified.
Grzegorz.
Worcestershire? I don’t even know her
