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CorsAsh

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1st Aug 13 at 21:38

It's "Porscher" in its native tongue as Tom says.

Carl

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1st Aug 13 at 22:20

IIIIIIII beeef aaaaaa winds me up. Usually southern bell ends.its actually eevisssssa.

Generation

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1st Aug 13 at 22:27

Asking how YOU pronounce not other countries, or other words

Jamie-C

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1st Aug 13 at 22:32

Porka

Hammer

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1st Aug 13 at 22:42

It's a pour shhh. It is not a pour shhhh ahhh. Only faggots with pour shhh ahh keyrings call it that.

Ben G

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1st Aug 13 at 22:58

Same as hammer. Porschar sounds incredibly gay, plus i'm english therefore ignorant of how other countries pronounce things.

Ben G

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1st Aug 13 at 22:59

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Either way is pretty acceptable to me, tend to say Porsche.

The Scottish way of saying Peugeot is not acceptable however.

Omfg peugeot in scottish is ridiculous

Pyew zsho or something. Very odd.

Hammer

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1st Aug 13 at 23:01

Pew joe, not a purr joe.

John

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1st Aug 13 at 23:09

I promise I got it with the car though and say pOrsh like a normal person.

SVM 286

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1st Aug 13 at 23:26

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Porsche or pooowwwshaaaa

The former.

Mainly because it doesn't have an 'A' on the fucking end, but also because I don't speak like a twat and don't wish to be punched in the face by someone who speaks properly.

Balling

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2nd Aug 13 at 05:42

quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
It's German, Germans pronounce the 'e' on the end of the word; therefore it's 'Porsche-a'.

Porsche-a is neither German nor English, though.

In English I say Porsch, in Danish we pronounce it same as the Germans (fourth word in).

deano87

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2nd Aug 13 at 06:07

quote:
Originally posted by mantamark
Porsh.

Lile a posh person saying posh.

Im porsh dont you know pheasant.

Same as that. "Poorsh"

Mind you, your posh person is crazy for talking to a bird!

Carl

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2nd Aug 13 at 07:42

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Asking how YOU pronounce not other countries, or other words

I bet you say I beef a.

RichR

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2nd Aug 13 at 08:01

quote:
Originally posted by Balling

quote:
Originally posted by LiVe LeE
It's German, Germans pronounce the 'e' on the end of the word; therefore it's 'Porsche-a'.
Porsche-a is neither German nor English, though.

In English I say Porsch, in Danish we pronounce it same as the Germans (fourth word in).

Porsch-ur / Porsch-er then I suppose is more accurate; we don't have a letter in English which makes the exact sound of the annunciated 'e'.

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Asking how YOU pronounce not other countries, or other words

If I go to Italy, I don't expect to be called 'Ricardo' or go to France and expect to be called 'Ricard'; my name's 'Richard' and I'd expect to be called that wherever I was in the world.

Porsche is not only the name of the company but also the family and with it being German, its pronounced with the 'e' at the end. Its nothing to do with being posh, its just being correct.

[Edited on 02-08-2013 by LiVe LeE]

andy1868

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2nd Aug 13 at 12:41

some people round here pronounce Audi as "ordy". I shit you not.

[Edited on 02-08-2013 by andy1868]

flybikeslee

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2nd Aug 13 at 12:48

quote:
Originally posted by andy1868
some people round here pronounce Audi as "ordy". I shit you not.

[Edited on 02-08-2013 by andy1868]

you live in a field

andy1868

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2nd Aug 13 at 12:49

we can't all be posh and live in Aughton

[Edited on 02-08-2013 by andy1868]

flybikeslee

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2nd Aug 13 at 13:09

town green actually good fellow

Tomnova16

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2nd Aug 13 at 13:36

a family friend calls it ordy , does my head in

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

andy1868

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2nd Aug 13 at 13:39

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2nd Aug 13 at 14:53

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
That's would be a better way of spelling its comparison.

Everybody I've heard say the alternative is either rich, or a cunt

when i worked for a dealer we were told to pronounce it the latter way, with it beeing correct and all that.............

CorsAsh

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2nd Aug 13 at 19:03

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Same as hammer. Porschar sounds incredibly gay, plus i'm english therefore ignorant of how other countries pronounce things.

So you say Lamborghini Ga-lar-doh and not Guy-ar-doh?

[Edited on 02-08-2013 by CorsAsh]

LeeM

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2nd Aug 13 at 19:22

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Same as hammer. Porschar sounds incredibly gay, plus i'm english therefore ignorant of how other countries pronounce things.

So you say Lamborghini Ga-lar-doh and not Guy-ar-doh?

[Edited on 02-08-2013 by CorsAsh]

i say ga-lar-doh

Dom

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2nd Aug 13 at 19:48

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
So you say Lamborghini Ga-lar-doh and not Guy-ar-doh?

Like this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO6vV08w_aw

LeeM

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2nd Aug 13 at 20:27

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