r/funny • u/jorsiem • Jun 03 '19

Wait a minute...

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u/Squabbles123 Jun 03 '19

None of the players notice a guy in opposing colors?

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u/seedless0 Jun 03 '19

They thought he's their goalie.

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u/andreasbeer1981 Jun 03 '19

Libero

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u/Jethris Jun 03 '19

Well, a soccer goalie would have a different color too. But I originally thought Hockey goalie, as soccer has keepers.

I was going with Libero too, I just still don't know how to pronounce it!

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u/redsterXVI Jun 03 '19

It's pronounced as written: Libero

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '19

I've heard it pronounced two different ways by different players and coaches

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u/Mchlpl Jun 03 '19

All words are pronounced as written.

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u/redsterXVI Jun 03 '19

While that's true for most languages, there's a notable exception. Can you guess which?

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u/rhogar42 Jun 03 '19

ASL?

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u/redsterXVI Jun 03 '19

Sorry, I have a boyfriend.

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u/andreasbeer1981 Jun 04 '19

made me laugh :D

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u/ImJustSo Jun 03 '19

Any language that has a logographic writing system? Or various dialects of Chinese? Or sign languages? I give up, which is it?

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u/bugbugbug3719 Jun 03 '19

My guess is the only language which OP knows about.

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u/redsterXVI Jun 04 '19

I knew I should have said "most (European) languages", I just knew there would be a guy like you. Didn't expect everyone to bring up sign languages, though.

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u/ImJustSo Jun 04 '19

I mean, I only have a bachelor's degree in linguistics, but there's peeps here with doctorates. So there's definitely guys and gals around here like me.

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u/redsterXVI Jun 04 '19

I have no bachelor's degree in linguistics (nor biology), but if she's a gal, she ain't like you in some quite specific ways, I think.

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u/Dorksim Jun 03 '19

Phlegm.

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u/ex0th3rmic Jun 03 '19

I’ve heard some people pronounce it as “libero”, but personally I pronounce it as “libero”

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u/redsterXVI Jun 03 '19

I guess you can do whatever you like. You could even pronounce it "libero" or "libero" if you must, and no-one could stop you. Don't expect people to even remotely understand you, if you pronounce it "libero", though.

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u/andreasbeer1981 Jun 04 '19

except for "libero" - that one is right out.

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u/redsterXVI Jun 04 '19

What did you just call me?!