>low iq people pronouncing "en masse" as "en masse"
What other low iq giveaways are there?
Low iq people pronouncing "en masse" as "en masse"
Aiden Martin
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John Murphy
imagine being a person who uses words like 'en masse'.
Grayson Reed
whenever blacks suck air through their teeth to show frustration
Joshua Scott
It’s spelled “in mass” meaning “a lot”. Stupid fucking ESLs shouldn’t be allowed to post
Oliver Butler
this post is a 160+ IQ giga genius giveaway
Parker Clark
For me, it's droves.
Tyler Bennett
>in unison
Hudson Ramirez
>en masa
>al unísono
Ryder Clark
In Massen
Nathaniel Sanders
>What other low iq giveaways are there?
browsing a repetitive board with absolutely zero thought stimulating contents
Angel Anderson
what
In english it is approximated to /on mæs/ by most. Some uninformed people might pronounce it differently though.
Oliver Adams
Why not? There are very few superfluous words.
Owen Bailey
Thanks, Davido-sensei, are you frustrated because your japanese students keep repeating the mistake?
Leo Gomez
I have no idea how I'm meant to read that. En mass? En masse?
Jackson Ward
ythi.net
click through these, some people pronounce it weird, think it's a yank thing
Lincoln Sanchez
Yeah it seems to be mostly yanks always butchering French originated words and phrases. "Niche" is especially grating.
Luke Carter
It's supposed to be read ON mass. But Americans say "en" mass.
Christian Richardson
The Americans seem to have difficulty pronouncing French words
>en route
>grand prix
>coupé
Jackson Morgan
You don't want to know how we pronounce English loanwords
Isaiah Martin
vocaroo
Josiah Brooks
>tfw always pronounced it as an (like in steorotypically posh bath) masseb
Thank god i never pronounce any non-swedish words outside of my head anyway
Liam Miller
The worst ones are "clique" and "niche", which Americans pronounce as "click" and "nitch".