#43

correctly. fuck the haters.

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#44

Old boss called it ‘chi-rosso’ so have gone with that ever since, as well as 'mezzazine, flooring. Miss that guy.

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#45

will be pronouncing it ‘chi-rosso’ from this day forward

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#46

the guy who i heard pronounce ‘chorizio’ was the owner of an incredibly pretentious restaurant in my home town. sigh.

#47

anyone who pronounces it in an “authentic” “spanish” way is an utter belltip.

not read the thread yet.

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#48

anyone who doesn’t is automatically marked as an ignorant brexit tory wanker tbh

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#49

I think it’s that kind of elitism that made the racist thickos want to vote brexit in the first place.

#50

nah

#51

He might be right EMO, people are tired of experts after all…

#52

And that.

#53

nah.

Not knowing is one thing. An aggressive refusal of learning or adapting is another though…

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#54

I’m so used to English waiters/barmen correcting me when ordering Hoegaarden …

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#55
#56

I’m glad that Löwenbräu isn’t too prevalent (not for me but for the scum that I generously buy drinks for).

#57

[WHO-gar-den]

I don’t think so.

#59

Did not know about Singha…

#60

Did not know about Stella

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#61

how do you spell out the pronunciation?

(it says ‘WHO-garr-den’ on the side of the box, when it gets delivered btw, so that might be where they got it from)

I don’t know anything because it’s beer and beer is gross/

#62

hoog-arden

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#63

hu-gaar-den

The ‘g’ is quite soft, and the ‘aa’ sounds elongated.