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Non-English Era, how do you pronounce E3 ?
- Thread starter CaptainKashup
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Don't really ever say it in Swedish, and also I don't know how to do phonetics or any mouthword terminology.
I can type "e tre", but y'all will pronounce that according to the rules of your own weird languages and accents, so you still won't know how it's actually pronounced.
I can type "e tre", but y'all will pronounce that according to the rules of your own weird languages and accents, so you still won't know how it's actually pronounced.
If Jojo's Bizarre Adventure has taught me anything, they pronounce it basically the same way we do but with guttural gusto.
Same in Danish. Hey, maybe our countries should form some sort of union!
I switch between the English and Spanish pronunciations without rhyme or reason. But in general, I tend to pronounce a lot of gaming related stuff using the English pronunciation simply because I came to know about most of it through English so that's what I'm used to.
I'm not sure how you would pronounce that, but that's how you would write in italian.
Pretty confused by people from Northern Europe saying it's the same there
i Sri (i like english e and the s from sri is like the englisch s from suffer)
Th in germany is often hard to say
I realize this is Portuguese, but playing that back it sounded exactly how I expected it to sound from learning Spanish in grade school.
Quite a few English speaking people who aren't at all fluent in another language could understand it, is what I'm saying.
It's spelled the same in Danish. type it in here, to hear how it's pronounced:
https://ttsmp3.com/text-to-speech/Danish/
Oh man using text to speech is so obvious I feel like a big ol' dumb-dumb for not thinking of it.
English-Swedish
Italian does sound pretty similar to Swedish, Danish, Norwegian. That's fun.
thank you
Edit: it has literally nothing to do with the thread, but I tried writing some phrases in italian and the voices in the other languages read them with really stereotypical accents, I found it quite funny
It's not only if you are from Bahia, the correct brazilian portuguese pronunciation of the vogal E in it's isolated form is 'É" (open tone), not "Ê" .
