They pronounce it "com-RAID". So, I figured it was a futuristic (alternate universe) version of the word for the game telling or something. Or, maybe us Americans HAVE been saying it wrong since childhood - I mean, we only go off what we hear in the movies (unless some do go visit).
They pronounce it "com-RAID". So, I figured it was a futuristic (altern
Re: ATOMIC HEART By: SirRonmit to ALL on Sun Jun 25 2023 12:22 pm
They pronounce it "com-RAID". So, I figured it was a futuristic (alternate universe) version of the word for the game telling or something. Or, maybe us Americans HAVE been saying it wrong since childhood - I mean, we only go off what we hear in the movies
(unless some do go visit).
That's a dialect difference, though I'm not sure if it's
US/Commonwealth or NA/Elsewhere. Maybe some Canadians can chime in?
The word comes from the Spanish word camarada, which I think is
pronounced more closely to the American way. I'm sure a native
speaker would have an opinion one way or the other. --- SBBSecho 3.20-Linux * Origin: Palantir * palantirbbs.ddns.net * Pensacola, FL
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