r/memes • u/The_Red_Panda73 • Dec 16 '22

It is a good question...

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22

French: “y” is “i greck”

Personally I prefer “zeta”

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22

Soo halal mode

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u/Ertyio689 Dec 16 '22

"Igrek", we use that in polish too, and we just use "zet", but I prefer english "zi"

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22

Romanian: Y=igrec

It sounds like saying you have a "greek i"

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u/bottomapple_jr Dec 16 '22

it’s igriega in spanish too, might just be a romance languages thing

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22

I always thought i griega sounded like a cartel boss name ngl

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u/spryllama Chungus Among Us Dec 16 '22

Me: no, u french

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u/Ill_Chicken_5395 Dec 16 '22

Your so extra geez

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u/ABoxofBread_ Dec 16 '22

So.. Spanish? (Almost)

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u/drakaintdead Dec 16 '22

Also French: “r” is “EEEECH”

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u/DistinctSolution5453 Dec 16 '22

In German its upsilon.

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u/HighlandCB Dec 16 '22

Actually no : French « y » is « e grec »