How do you pronounce the name of this gun is it pronounced like ppsh as in ppssh...nothin personnel kid
pee pee ess aych
>>30169095
you say
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>>30169095
>>30169106
>>30169108
All wrong
Peh-peh-sha
Peh peh shah.
But you're not a Slav so just pronounce the letters individually like a non-autist would.
>>30169095
Pee Pee Shaw
>>30169126
>>30169138
>>30169124
can you d a vocaroo of it
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrpppp.
>>30169095
pee-pee-ess-aych
or
paw-paw-shaw
>>30169095
As I understand it, the initials when pronounced sound like a slang term for father. Sort of like "pay pay shah" and is play on a Russian term for "old man" or something like that. We really need a Slav who's not drunk right now.
>>30169095
Shot gun
>>30169095
all incorrect its pronounced Shpagin
>>30169245
Sort of like if the Americans had a DD41 sub gun it would get called a "daddy 41".
>>30169275
Close. No cigar for you.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PPSh-41
>>30169245
>We really need a Slav who's not drunk right now.
I am a slav and (mostly) not drunk, but I have never heard that.
>>30169288
So you're saying it'd be papa? Because that's weird and I've never heard that.
>>30169124
>>30169126
These are correct
>>30169138
>>30169230
These are Americans trying to understand our accents
Ppsssh
Sounds like a steam train's brakes.
>>30169245
>>30169288
>>30169318
Just to be clear, papa is just what we call our fathers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2sbtjK-Rn8
Just try to ape what the narrator is saying at about 1:20.
Pee Pee Ess Eych
>>30169318
What about the rpg?
Is it "Reh-peh-ga"
And the pkm "peh-keh-imm"
>>30169366
PehPehSha and cut the end off so it's more than "sh" but less than s"haw" is what I heard.
>>30169481
That's a pretty accurate way to describe it.
>>30169463
Doubt it. Like was said, the initials PPSh look like a specific honorific term for father so are pronounced like that.
>>30169463
arr peh gee
Roll your Rs and pretend you're british
and
pehkeh
We don't use the ehm, at least not that I've ever heard.
>>30169528
>Like was said, the initials PPSh look like a specific honorific term for father so are pronounced like that.
Except that's wrong, the initials are ППШ, which is derived from Пиcтoлeт-Пyлeмёт Шпaгинa (literally pistol machine Shpagin), and ППШ is roughly pronounced peh peh sha. I've never before heard of it being an honorific.
How do you pronounce THIS weapon? Dushk? Douchek?
Isn't there an easier way to say this thing than sounding out each letter of it's acronym, yet without sounding like a retard making a noise while attempting to bite his shoulder?
>>30169746
dushka
>>30169746
Douchekay
>>30169746
Deshka
>>30169746
Dehshk
>Isn't there an easier way to say this thing than sounding out each letter of it's acronym, yet without sounding like a retard making a noise while attempting to bite his shoulder?
Honestly, unless you're around a bunch of turbo autists or are in non-western country, just say the translations letters, people will get you fine.
>>30169095
PaPa-Shen (or Puppy-Shin if you're a brit)
>>30169847
Where the fuck did that n come from.
>>30169095
Pa Pa Sha
or you can say pulyemyot pistolyet shpagina if you prefer
Pah pish
>>30169781
seconding
>>30169124
I always said this but jokingly with friends playing red orch2
>>30169781
>>30170101
That's over pronouncing the a. К has a very soft ah in it, deshka is far too hard.
>>30169095
Pistolet-Pulemyot-Shpagina
P.P.Sh
Note the "Sh" is like that because it's a Cyrillic letter "ш" that doesn't exist in the Latin alphabet. Pronouncing it by itself is a bit awkward so it ends up sounding like a "Shah" sound. Hence "Peh-Peh-Shah". And that inevitably got amalgamated into a bunch of other nicknames as widely issued and loved/hated military equipment acronyms typically do.
"Papa Shaw"
Not giving a fuck how it's really referred to.
>>30169746
De-She-Ka
"She" sounds akin to "She" from "Sherman".
>>30169746
"Dishk"
Based Papa Shaw.
peh-peh-shah
only correct answer
>>30169095
puh-psh
