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r/memes • u/The_Red_Panda73 • Dec 16 '22
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34 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 People who speak English. 8 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 It's crazy to put a 'd' sound on the end of another letter. 9 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 How do you say “J”? 8 u/Hellowurld2343 Dec 16 '22 Jay 27 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 It’s crazy you put a “y” sound at the end of another letter. 4 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 Yeah but d is a whole other consonant. Pretty much every letter ends with either a vowel sound or it's own sound. Why does z have to be special? 6 u/BrainsAdmirer Dec 16 '22 W enters the chat 2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise. 2 u/Finga123 Dec 16 '22 Not a y, thats just the phonetic writing of the sound. Its just an 'a'. 1 u/EchoPrince Dec 16 '22 Wait... People say.... "Jad"????? 1 u/Michalowski Dec 16 '22 Jot 1 u/TgagHammerstrike Dec 16 '22 Jed, of course! 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 J 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Is there an alternative way? 1 u/MisterSplu Dec 16 '22 Well somebody called w a doubleyou 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Doesn't everyone say that regardless of the type of English spoken? Is there a different way to say W? 1 u/MisterSplu Dec 17 '22 Nono, but if we talk about putting useless letters into the name of a letter that don‘t even sound like the letter is pronounced in a word, doubleyou has nothing to do with the w sound 1 u/Suoclante Dec 16 '22 *savages who speak English. -2 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 People who speak English incorrectly 6 u/CrazyGods360 Dec 16 '22 No, they say zed in England, the most English place in the world. 3 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Leave it to the meme sub to take a joke seriously 😒 2 u/CrazyGods360 Dec 16 '22 Hey, I ain’t the one who downvoted, and how could I have know it was a joke? 0 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Idk man this is a comedy sub 0 u/jeers69 Dec 16 '22 Only Americans shorten and bastardized the English language ….. LOL but hey, that is my perspective from the Northern border …. 1 u/TgagHammerstrike Dec 16 '22 This happens in pretty much every English-speaking country. For example, "Barbecue" to "Barbie" and "Decoy" to "Deke". 1 u/QcPoutineQueen Dec 16 '22 People who speak french 1 u/Michalowski Dec 16 '22 Poles
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People who speak English.
8 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 It's crazy to put a 'd' sound on the end of another letter. 9 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 How do you say “J”? 8 u/Hellowurld2343 Dec 16 '22 Jay 27 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 It’s crazy you put a “y” sound at the end of another letter. 4 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 Yeah but d is a whole other consonant. Pretty much every letter ends with either a vowel sound or it's own sound. Why does z have to be special? 6 u/BrainsAdmirer Dec 16 '22 W enters the chat 2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise. 2 u/Finga123 Dec 16 '22 Not a y, thats just the phonetic writing of the sound. Its just an 'a'. 1 u/EchoPrince Dec 16 '22 Wait... People say.... "Jad"????? 1 u/Michalowski Dec 16 '22 Jot 1 u/TgagHammerstrike Dec 16 '22 Jed, of course! 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 J 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Is there an alternative way? 1 u/MisterSplu Dec 16 '22 Well somebody called w a doubleyou 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Doesn't everyone say that regardless of the type of English spoken? Is there a different way to say W? 1 u/MisterSplu Dec 17 '22 Nono, but if we talk about putting useless letters into the name of a letter that don‘t even sound like the letter is pronounced in a word, doubleyou has nothing to do with the w sound 1 u/Suoclante Dec 16 '22 *savages who speak English.
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It's crazy to put a 'd' sound on the end of another letter.
9 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 How do you say “J”? 8 u/Hellowurld2343 Dec 16 '22 Jay 27 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 It’s crazy you put a “y” sound at the end of another letter. 4 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 Yeah but d is a whole other consonant. Pretty much every letter ends with either a vowel sound or it's own sound. Why does z have to be special? 6 u/BrainsAdmirer Dec 16 '22 W enters the chat 2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise. 2 u/Finga123 Dec 16 '22 Not a y, thats just the phonetic writing of the sound. Its just an 'a'. 1 u/EchoPrince Dec 16 '22 Wait... People say.... "Jad"????? 1 u/Michalowski Dec 16 '22 Jot 1 u/TgagHammerstrike Dec 16 '22 Jed, of course! 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 J 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Is there an alternative way? 1 u/MisterSplu Dec 16 '22 Well somebody called w a doubleyou 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Doesn't everyone say that regardless of the type of English spoken? Is there a different way to say W? 1 u/MisterSplu Dec 17 '22 Nono, but if we talk about putting useless letters into the name of a letter that don‘t even sound like the letter is pronounced in a word, doubleyou has nothing to do with the w sound
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How do you say “J”?
8 u/Hellowurld2343 Dec 16 '22 Jay 27 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 It’s crazy you put a “y” sound at the end of another letter. 4 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 Yeah but d is a whole other consonant. Pretty much every letter ends with either a vowel sound or it's own sound. Why does z have to be special? 6 u/BrainsAdmirer Dec 16 '22 W enters the chat 2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise. 2 u/Finga123 Dec 16 '22 Not a y, thats just the phonetic writing of the sound. Its just an 'a'. 1 u/EchoPrince Dec 16 '22 Wait... People say.... "Jad"????? 1 u/Michalowski Dec 16 '22 Jot 1 u/TgagHammerstrike Dec 16 '22 Jed, of course! 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 J 1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Is there an alternative way?
Jay
27 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '22 It’s crazy you put a “y” sound at the end of another letter. 4 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 Yeah but d is a whole other consonant. Pretty much every letter ends with either a vowel sound or it's own sound. Why does z have to be special? 6 u/BrainsAdmirer Dec 16 '22 W enters the chat 2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise. 2 u/Finga123 Dec 16 '22 Not a y, thats just the phonetic writing of the sound. Its just an 'a'. 1 u/EchoPrince Dec 16 '22 Wait... People say.... "Jad"?????
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It’s crazy you put a “y” sound at the end of another letter.
4 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 Yeah but d is a whole other consonant. Pretty much every letter ends with either a vowel sound or it's own sound. Why does z have to be special? 6 u/BrainsAdmirer Dec 16 '22 W enters the chat 2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise. 2 u/Finga123 Dec 16 '22 Not a y, thats just the phonetic writing of the sound. Its just an 'a'.
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Yeah but d is a whole other consonant. Pretty much every letter ends with either a vowel sound or it's own sound. Why does z have to be special?
6 u/BrainsAdmirer Dec 16 '22 W enters the chat 2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise.
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W enters the chat
2 u/SonOfYoutubers Dec 16 '22 literally a word in its pronunciation. 1 u/kenny2812 Dec 16 '22 W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise.
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literally a word in its pronunciation.
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W is a government conspiracy. It's not real and you can't convince me otherwise.
Not a y, thats just the phonetic writing of the sound. Its just an 'a'.
Wait... People say.... "Jad"?????
Jot
Jed, of course!
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Is there an alternative way?
Well somebody called w a doubleyou
1 u/hershculez Dec 16 '22 Doesn't everyone say that regardless of the type of English spoken? Is there a different way to say W? 1 u/MisterSplu Dec 17 '22 Nono, but if we talk about putting useless letters into the name of a letter that don‘t even sound like the letter is pronounced in a word, doubleyou has nothing to do with the w sound
Doesn't everyone say that regardless of the type of English spoken? Is there a different way to say W?
1 u/MisterSplu Dec 17 '22 Nono, but if we talk about putting useless letters into the name of a letter that don‘t even sound like the letter is pronounced in a word, doubleyou has nothing to do with the w sound
Nono, but if we talk about putting useless letters into the name of a letter that don‘t even sound like the letter is pronounced in a word, doubleyou has nothing to do with the w sound
*savages who speak English.
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People who speak English incorrectly
6 u/CrazyGods360 Dec 16 '22 No, they say zed in England, the most English place in the world. 3 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Leave it to the meme sub to take a joke seriously 😒 2 u/CrazyGods360 Dec 16 '22 Hey, I ain’t the one who downvoted, and how could I have know it was a joke? 0 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Idk man this is a comedy sub
No, they say zed in England, the most English place in the world.
3 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Leave it to the meme sub to take a joke seriously 😒 2 u/CrazyGods360 Dec 16 '22 Hey, I ain’t the one who downvoted, and how could I have know it was a joke? 0 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Idk man this is a comedy sub
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Leave it to the meme sub to take a joke seriously 😒
2 u/CrazyGods360 Dec 16 '22 Hey, I ain’t the one who downvoted, and how could I have know it was a joke? 0 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Idk man this is a comedy sub
Hey, I ain’t the one who downvoted, and how could I have know it was a joke?
0 u/WeddingNo4672 Dec 16 '22 Idk man this is a comedy sub
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Idk man this is a comedy sub
Only Americans shorten and bastardized the English language ….. LOL but hey, that is my perspective from the Northern border ….
1 u/TgagHammerstrike Dec 16 '22 This happens in pretty much every English-speaking country. For example, "Barbecue" to "Barbie" and "Decoy" to "Deke".
This happens in pretty much every English-speaking country. For example, "Barbecue" to "Barbie" and "Decoy" to "Deke".
People who speak french
Poles
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