I don't know how to say this to you...
I don't know how to say this to you...
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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.
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Zat'niketel?
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Indeed.
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Tacluchnatagamuntoron
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Wooster Check Shire.
There, its wrong according to everyone.
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it's* wrong
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Unintentional maximal wrongness unlocked!
=P
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You wanna level up? Try Brzęczyszczykiewicz.
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please wait while I grab this electric fence
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Okay but...what?
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Entry level Polish name, simplified.
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Brzhen chish chick evich.
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Grzegorz.
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War. Chester. Fight me.
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Don't forget the shire.
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Worcestershire? I don't even know her
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I genuinely don't understand why that's so hard for Americans so say.
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In revenge we invented Arkansas.
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and Illinois.
I've heard illi noise so many times I've given up on correcting it.
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I love how Americans pronounce "Arkansas River" depending on whether they're in Arkansas or Kansas.
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It's not a common word for us and the phonetics don't match the pronunciation whatsoever.
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if it's spelled worchestershire, I'm gonna pronounce it worchestershire.
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I've been saying Worcestershire this whole time.
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It's not hard at all. But due to the fact that stealing other people's words and aggressively mispronouncing them seems to be the official British pastime, I don't give a fuck how you pronounce it. I'll pronounce it how it's spelled, or any other way I damn well please.
There are more of us than there are of you. It's our language now, you're an anachronism.
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Wooster-shire
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I hear "Were-Chest-Sure" around here.
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My buddy has been watching too many redneck cooking videos and calls it "warsh-yer-sister" sauce.
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What's-this-here sauce
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I just saw a sign this morning that said "Irish Wristwatch - now you know you can't pronounce it". The sign was right.
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It's pronounced "Worcestershire".
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Well the guy that invented it says it's "Worcestershire" so....
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There's a British surname, Featherstonhaugh. Many of the people with it pronounce it "Fanshaw."
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wooster, as in Jeeves and.
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Vor keester sheer
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Woo-stah-sure.
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I'm from England and wouldn't pronounce it like this at all. The "woo" sounds like you're a ghost or something and the "sure" part is just outright wrong.
It's really hard express through text, but I'd say "wuss-ter-she-er" (the wuss part is pronounced the same way as if you're refering to a cowardly person), is much closer. Regional accents could make it different tho.
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It gets ‘em in the right ballpark, at least, and away from confidently saying “Wore-sess-tur-shah-yer”, so I’m good with it.
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Woo shir shir shir sauce
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We just call it wooster
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I just like to get on everyone's nerves and call it "that british fish sauce"
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You mean non-brewed condiment?
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Worstcheshire
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Pffft. Hendo's is better.
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Tabasco
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I wonder how you spell tabasco. TABASCOooo!
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Unexpected Homestarrunner.
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Woo-stir-shi'
Now you can
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war-stir-shar
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warshter
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Now try the Welsh name for it: Swydd Gaerwrangon.
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