![]() 09/28/2016 at 17:02 • Filed to: Porsche, adidas | ![]() | ![]() |
How to pronounce Porsche, and then Lamborghini.
take 2 on lamborghini:
How to pronounce Uranus. He he he, he said uranus.
How to pronounce adidas. Ahhh dee das.
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Adidas, named after founder Adolph “Adi” Dassler. Which makes the Euro pronunciation the correct one. True story.
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ULY :
english (You-Lee)
spanish (oo-Lee. oo like in boot -Lee. )
Nibby :
universal ( click here )
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I’ve been saying it the euro way for years just to make people think twice.
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El Jefe.
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PronunciationManual is more accurate:
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Abuelita soy tu nieto!
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I watched a German dude, which happens to work for Porsche say “Porsch” when pronouncing it, and not “Porsch-ah”, while being interviewed for something regarding the company.
I am not convinced. “Porsch-ah” just sounds wrong and pretentious to me.
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Ding ding we have a winner. I hate that I have to pronounce it wrong in order to be understood.
Fun fact- Adi’s brother, Rudolph Dassler, is the founder of Puma.
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It sounds like someting in between like porshhh.
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Yes. I actually learned that on Wait Wait, Don’t Tell Me on NPR. I seem to recall that the brothers had a major falling out, which led to their splitting into two companies.
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This guys says it as “Porsche” with an “eh” sound at the end. Not “Ah”
Weirly, this guys says “Porsch-ah” and he is very German too
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I think I saw the same one. The first time he said it, it did sound like “porsh” but the second time he definitely said “porsh-a.” Also, every German I’ve ever heard say it, pronounce it “porsh-a” and that is also how the family pronounces their name.