When an Ameriboor pronounces Peugeot as “poo-joe”

>when an Ameriboor pronounces Peugeot as “poo-joe”

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why do you act like this is an american thing? I can guarantee you anyone in the anglosphere would pronounce it like that, so why single out americans? are you, perchance, obsessed?

>Mörsiedes
>Woulksuägon
>Bieh Emm Doubleyou
>Porsh
>Ohdieh

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>cuckbecuck thinks anyone cares about his meme language

I’m from Louisiana, so I can pronounce shit like this easily.

Sorry, very sorry. We'll be sure to change the spelling of Paris to Paree as well. It would really upset us if we didn't pronounce frogspeak exactly like they do.

pösö

dont they say awwdeey

>t. Louis Thibodeaux

What? I thought everyone else here also said pay-joe

wolkswagon really triggers me.

Awdee, Mertzedehs, Porshe-, Beh Em Voo, FolksVagen

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everyone pronounces it as mer-SEH-dees though

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do a porscheuuu for me

WHY CANT PEOPLE WHO DONT SPEAK MY LANGUAGE NOT PRONOUNCE WORDS IN MY LANGUAGE.

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Nah, cher he be one of them Boudreauxs.

>Ay key ah

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Can't decide what's worse, English or French

>can't not

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I will forever pronounce it as ''pajeet'' and no one is going to stop me.

reveal correct pronunciation or i pull both triggers

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Purr Zho

Fren*h "people" be like:
>Right, we wills write word but we say sumethinge kompletly difrent. we do le epix trollings to le foreigners

>first, de birds, we write how? we write oiseaux. when de forners read they saiy o-ees-aucks but then we koll them le stupitd faks ande laf and say no is called like waso hon hon hon

absolute cunt language

poo-zhough (soft p, not much emphasis on the oo [like if you were saying boobs rather than coom])