how do you pronounce 'febuary'?

[IronWing]

2 unless perl then 1.

 

[disappoint]

Fubruary 3rd.

 

[BrokenVisage]

5... 5 dollar.... 5 dollar footlong... feb-U-any-any 5....

 

[Doppel]

Holy shit OP, not ONE of your options is the proper way. Say it like it's spelled.

Oh and you don't know how to spell one of the twelve months. What the hell college did you go to?

 

[IronWing]

Fubruary 3rd.

Beer taps? Even zoom enhance didn't help.

 

[suse920]

None of the above - Feb - Brew- Airy
and for next month MAAAAtch

 

[Baked]

Floppy.

 

[ShadowOfMyself]

I pronounce it as "pome"

 

[brianmanahan]

2 unless perl then 1.

also 1 in java, which drives me nuts

unless you are using joda, and then it is 2 and the world is right again

 

[brianmanahan]

Holy s**t OP, not ONE of your options is the proper way. Say it like it's spelled.

Oh and you don't know how to spell one of the twelve months. What the h**l college did you go to?

i HAVE an other option!

i went to college for computers so we didnt have a class on months, i am not an elementary teacher

 

[destrekor]

That extra R can go fuck itself. Same with the D in Wednesday. It's pronounced wensday by everyone I've ever met.

What's comical is I have zero intention of pronouncing anything incorrectly... shit just rolls out wrong because there are, on occasions, too many damn consonants in all the wrong places.


I fully attempt to enunciate the first R in February, and the first D in Wednesday, but I imagine it only sounds correct about half the time. The other times, I just sort of mumble/slur my way through it. I sort of imagine giving a slight pause for the D sound before the nsday part, but my tongue seems to fumble the pass.

Those two words aren't very Englishy when you get down to it, so they can indeed go fuck themselves for their foreignness. :awe:

Seriously "dnsd" - what kind of consonant cluster is that?! Complex consonant clusters, in MY language?! pooey!



Wait a tick, it's not a proper cluster, it is broken up by a vowel: "we...dnEsd...ay"

Not only do we tend to drop the D, we forgot about that lonely E getting groped by that gang of consonants.

 

[BoomerD]

The OP should rite a pome about Febyooairee.

 

[gorcorps]

Holy shit OP, not ONE of your options is the proper way. Say it like it's spelled.

Oh and you don't know how to spell one of the twelve months. What the hell college did you go to?

don't feed the troll, just ride the wave of his madness and you might actually have some fun

 

[Fritzo]

Feb-ru-ary?

 

[WHAMPOM]

That extra R can go fuck itself. Same with the D in Wednesday. It's pronounced wensday by everyone I've ever met.

Infidel! It is Woden's day! Right before Thor's day and Freyja's day.

 

[CPA]

I don't think I've ever heard anyone actually pronounce it "Feb-roo-ary" in day-to-day life, only in the media or when people are being arrogant.

I guess I'm arrogant.

 

[disappoint]

Fubruary 3rd.

Beer taps? Even zoom enhance didn't help.

Zork Nemesis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PJbxIN1iz8
The Fubruary 3 part is at the 7 minute mark.

 

[feralkid]

i HAVE an other option!

i went to college for computers so we didnt have a class on months, i am not an elementary teacher

DeVry isn't real college.

 

[WHAMPOM]

What's comical is I have zero intention of pronouncing anything incorrectly... shit just rolls out wrong because there are, on occasions, too many damn consonants in all the wrong places.


I fully attempt to enunciate the first R in February, and the first D in Wednesday, but I imagine it only sounds correct about half the time. The other times, I just sort of mumble/slur my way through it. I sort of imagine giving a slight pause for the D sound before the nsday part, but my tongue seems to fumble the pass.

Those two words aren't very Englishy when you get down to it, so they can indeed go fuck themselves for their foreignness. :awe:

Seriously "dnsd" - what kind of consonant cluster is that?! Complex consonant clusters, in MY language?! pooey!



Wait a tick, it's not a proper cluster, it is broken up by a vowel: "we...dnEsd...ay"

Not only do we tend to drop the D, we forgot about that lonely E getting groped by that gang of consonants.

We no longer pronounce words using their Olde English spelling. Contractions in speech rule the day. Happy Holy Days and God Be With You.

 

[Leros]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/En-us-February.ogg

 

[Red Squirrel]

I usually leave out the R. If you say it with the R it sounds like the name of a beer factory or something.

 

[brianmanahan]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/En-us-February.ogg

see! she didn't say the r!

 

[DrPizza]

I wonder if the OP goes to the "lye barry" to get books.

 

[gorcorps]

I wonder if the OP goes to the "lye barry" to get books.

maybe read up on nuke-you-ler bombs?

 

[Leros]

see! she didn't say the r!

She did, but not with much emphasis.