Zerlyna to TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your NameEnglish • 2 days agoKhan!!!imagemessage-square27arrow-up196arrow-down114
arrow-up182arrow-down1imageKhan!!!Zerlyna to TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your NameEnglish • 2 days agomessage-square27
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink12•2 days agoI suspect this might depend on the variety of English you speak? (And non-natives can fuck right off löl)
minus-square@then_three_morelink10•2 days agoI think you need to speak the American dialect specifically. As I Brit I could not get this one at all until I came to the comments. I was thinking Kahn on the loo. Kahn on the big. Kahn on the toilet.
minus-squareOpenStarslinkfedilinkEnglish2•1 day agoAs an American I was doing similarly, just with different phrases (like “porcelain throne”:-).
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink6•2 days agoYeah, that doesn’t rhyme at all in my head. I can see how it would though, I just have to rewire my brain to hear it.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•22 hours agoHow do you pronounce those words to make them rhyme? Khon? Jahn?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•21 hours agoI don’t pronounce them like that at all but I’ve heard “john” be pronounced with a long “ah” sound, like “jawwwwn” or “jaaaaahn” to rhyme with “Khan”. I don’t know, I don’t even go here (non-native).
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•19 hours agoNon native too, trying to learn. English weirdos.
I suspect this might depend on the variety of English you speak? (And non-natives can fuck right off löl)
I think you need to speak the American dialect specifically.
As I Brit I could not get this one at all until I came to the comments. I was thinking Kahn on the loo. Kahn on the big. Kahn on the toilet.
As an American I was doing similarly, just with different phrases (like “porcelain throne”:-).
I was thinking Khan on the Khazi
Kahn on the crapper
Kahn on a John.
Yeah, that doesn’t rhyme at all in my head. I can see how it would though, I just have to rewire my brain to hear it.
How do you pronounce those words to make them rhyme? Khon? Jahn?
I don’t pronounce them like that at all but I’ve heard “john” be pronounced with a long “ah” sound, like “jawwwwn” or “jaaaaahn” to rhyme with “Khan”. I don’t know, I don’t even go here (non-native).
Non native too, trying to learn. English weirdos.
On a can