• @[email protected]
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    And the ‘S’. And to be fair, the ‘OU’ could have just been a ‘U’. Also, the ‘E’ could have been an ‘A’.

    Randevu.

    • rivvvver
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      111 year ago

      Randevu

      interestingly, thats what the turkish word for rendezvous is.

      in turkish, words are written exactly as theyre pronounced at all times.

      just a funny sidenote :3

      • @trolololol
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        21 year ago

        Oh they are so smart, just like I don’t know, most countries in the world that don’t prefer imperial units and imperial era spelling

        (The sarcasm is not directed to turkish though 😁)

    • tkc
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      41 year ago

      Its not pronounced randevou though, more like ron-day-voo

    • @[email protected]
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      In French, words spelled with just “u” use a different sound than those spelled with “ou”. “ou” (in la Métropole) is similar to the sound in English “do”/“too”/“sue”/“shoe” etc. while “u” is similar to Standard German long “ü”/“üh” like in “Lüge” but the German one is relatively reduced and isn’t quite as frontal/strained/constricted.

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      11 year ago

      I’ll grant you the ‘s’ but it’s still more or less pronounced like it’s spelled. You can replace ‘ou’ with ‘u’ but it still sounds right with ‘ou’.

      English pronunciation in general is fucked up lol. You can never really tell how an ‘e’ or an ‘a’ will be voiced 🤣

    • @Sludgeyy
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      -11 year ago

      E should definitely be an A or even an O. Shouldn’t really have an E.

      Rän-di-vü

      TIL the pural for Rendezvous is Rendezvous. You just pronounce the S