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AllNightDayDream wrote:I've seen some UK heads correct americans when they say "garage", sayin it's supposed to be pronounced "garridge", but garage originated in the U.S. so the difference in pronunciation seems irrelevant.

posh people in the UK say 'garaah-j'

'garridge' is just how normal people say it here...

noam wrote:

AllNightDayDream wrote:I've seen some UK heads correct americans when they say "garage", sayin it's supposed to be pronounced "garridge", but garage originated in the U.S. so the difference in pronunciation seems irrelevant.

posh people in the UK say 'garaah-j'

'garridge' is just how normal people say it here...

Why would they say it the first way? "garridge" just sounds cooler imo

but there's no one right way to say it is there?

open tha fukin garahhge ya madafakah

AllNightDayDream wrote:

noam wrote:

AllNightDayDream wrote:I've seen some UK heads correct americans when they say "garage", sayin it's supposed to be pronounced "garridge", but garage originated in the U.S. so the difference in pronunciation seems irrelevant.

posh people in the UK say 'garaah-j'

'garridge' is just how normal people say it here...

Why would they say it the first way? "garridge" just sounds cooler imo

but there's no one right way to say it is there?

yeah but over here if you call it gar ridge people will just look at you funny and question your ability to speak properly


Ps: garridge does sound cooler

AllNightDayDream wrote:

noam wrote:

AllNightDayDream wrote:I've seen some UK heads correct americans when they say "garage", sayin it's supposed to be pronounced "garridge", but garage originated in the U.S. so the difference in pronunciation seems irrelevant.

posh people in the UK say 'garaah-j'

'garridge' is just how normal people say it here...

Why would they say it the first way? "garridge" just sounds cooler imo

but there's no one right way to say it is there?

cos they're posh and they elongate and soften vowel sounds because it sounds less 'peculiar'

in england its a southern tendency, up north if you say 'baah-th' you're a stuck up idiot

obviously its not true, its just how you talk but us small minded northerners have trouble dealing with it

but no course there's no right way to say it, just better ways

its a lotta things but it sure aint garraaahge

ehbrums1 wrote:

AllNightDayDream wrote:

noam wrote:

AllNightDayDream wrote:I've seen some UK heads correct americans when they say "garage", sayin it's supposed to be pronounced "garridge", but garage originated in the U.S. so the difference in pronunciation seems irrelevant.

posh people in the UK say 'garaah-j'

'garridge' is just how normal people say it here...

Why would they say it the first way? "garridge" just sounds cooler imo

but there's no one right way to say it is there?

yeah but over here if you call it gar ridge people will just look at you funny and question your ability to speak properly


Ps: garridge does sound cooler

word. when i'm talking about what you put your car in, it's garage, but if its the moosak it's always garridge (and i get funny looks every time)

What do you call it?
'garaah-j' ?
What do you call it?
Urban?

idk why but i always try to remember to call it garridge


but then i just end up calling it garahge anyways

and i guess since the paradise garage & all, it should be the way to pronounce it (if there is ONE way)

cityzen wrote:What do you call it?
'garaah-j' ?
What do you call it?
Urban?

'TARQUIN WHAT DO YOU CALL IT?!'

'garaah-j, mother...'

I fucking love Björk

no one says garaah-j music??
I thought a garaah-j was the place you keep your car in your house.
and garridge is the music and where mechanics work.

I get so much stick for saying Gr-arse, Fr-arnce up here.

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does he think he's skrillex with those kicks in front of the drop?

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does he think he's skrillex with those kicks in front of the drop?

lol wtf was that!

its like cokis taking the piss with every tune these days.

thank god for badness.

my friend just tweeted at me about how big that tune is hahahaha

Isn't every tune of his a piss take???

starting to seem that way....

AllNightDayDream wrote:I've seen some UK heads correct americans when they say "garage", sayin it's supposed to be pronounced "garridge", but garage originated in the U.S. so the difference in pronunciation seems irrelevant.

Both Americans and Brits say garage wrong. The music may have originated in the states, but the word itself is French. gah-raj folks.

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