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Edited by The_Maul117:
11/28/2015 5:18:27 PM
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It's pronounced "Turr-Et", Not "Tur-int", Where the -blam- are you getting that extra "n" from?
Anybody else deal with the same aggravating people mispronouncing certain words?
The word: Gjallarhorn has been brutally butchered by the American English language and reduced to, "Gal-Ler-Horn".
Hell, I bet even more than half of you don't even know what a Gjallarhorn was, or why it was called that. You just know it as, "That Rocket Launcher from Destiny"...
But should I be surprised, due to the fact you all decided that "TUR-INT' is the right way to pronounce things?
Anyways, yeah...So what is it that you hear mispronounced on a daily basis?
Edit: This post was about pronouncing your words correctly, NOT grammar. Grammar has to do with your pronunciation of words.
Edit: I've been told I've made an error. Thank you for letting me know. It was quite funny to begin with, since I was posting about proper pronunciation, only to make a minor mistake that was found. And now people are calling it Karma and deeming me an "idiot". Lel
Edit: Let the salt roll in by the barrel...
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#Destiny
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I dont even know what you're talking about.
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Your edit about pronunciation makes no sense.
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N[b][/b]azi, I see... While I do share some of your views, this isn't the place for it.
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2 RepliesAussies say (Gare-ige) instead of (Guh-raje)
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And "may lay" not "me lee"
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2 RepliesIt bugs me when people say "I could care less". Saying you could care less is like saying you do care a bit, since there's room to care less. It's COULDN'T care less. Could not. I could not care less. I'm at the very bottom of caring, so much that there's nothing left for me to care. You sillyheads
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Oh shit i put the wrong emphasis on the wrong syllable...........
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I have a friend who pronounces literally "leer-lee"
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9 RepliesIn American English we use both "Turn't" and "turret". "Turn't" being the colloquial term for "turn that sh*t up" or "I'm too drunk to taste this chicken." So maybe what your american teammate is trying to say is; "Excuse me sire, would you be so kind as to please turn your turret to face the enemy. As such, as that, I may, in fact, be too drunk to taste this chicken."
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2 RepliesI don't know who you think you are but I have enough First World problems to deal with than conforming to your interpretation of grammar. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to figure out how to keep the refrigerator light on while it's closed.
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8 RepliesIt's pronounced knawledge not knowledge
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Its nuclear dummy the s is silent [spoiler]what show is that from?[/spoiler]
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2 RepliesI'd like to know how you pronunce "Tao Hua Yuan"
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Nucular is the worst I have heard
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7 RepliesLike when people pronounce "Titan" as "balanced". It drives me nuts.
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Yallerhorn
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DPJ must really get under your skin then
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I has gr8 gnaledge
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People butcher Zhalo all the time too
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1 ReplyI don't know what what word you are even upset about.
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Right after I change the halmit on my hunter I'm going to go wrastle my lady friend and warsh my cloths and take a sher.
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3 RepliesCorrect Way: Sleeper Simulant Incorrect Way: Sleeper Stimulant Where'd you get the "t" from?
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23 RepliesI hate how Americans say sodder instead of solder. There is an l there you illiterate morons, use it.
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My great grandmother used to say "brawl" for "bra" :)
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5 RepliesDon't get me started on the Ritual of Negation. [spoiler]Some people thought we were negotiating with the Templar.[/spoiler]
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4 RepliesThe only acceptable pronunciations for gjallarhorn are: G-aller-horn G-horn God-horn Never yaller-horn Anyone get the reference?
