>>64741358
I bet these words are pronounced the same in your froggy little head.

>>64741377
>le resign d'france

knowing how french ppl do it its probably spelled reuxzigne

the s in resign is like a z sound, the s in re-sign is just an s. so it doesn't matter whether you're saying it or typing it, there doesn't need to be any confusion.

>>64741377
Nope because these words come from France just like english people, but we aren't idiots, we use accents

I don't know if audio/video exists anywhere of it, but there's a news blooper from a few years back when Joe Gibbs left the Redskins, and the ultra-effeminate news anchor guy said the wrong version of it.

>re-signed with
>resigned from
problem solved

Oy. Claude, how does one pronounce St. Germain? (like the name and the club)

im certain that it's not "SAY-INT JER-MAYNE"

>>64741432
You also have sexes for inanimate objects. Fack off sunshine

>>64741503
>say-int
There's your first problem, it's just "saynt".

>>64741535
It's Sant

Sant Jer-ma(n)

t. expert

>>64741549
Whatever, I'm just pointing out to an american flag that he's not even being american right.

>>64741549

anglos can't into 'un'

It's s 'un' - germ 'un'

>>64741535
>>64741549
>>64741589
I can't trust any of you retards on this. Sorry anglo bros

>>64741602
Merci Xavier. So the right pronunciation would be something like "San Jerman/un" with a silent n? (i say that because i just heard a commentator on Bein pronounce it without vocalizing the "ain" in Germain)

>>64741358
rezign

re-sign

>>64741691

https://translate.google.fr/?hl=fr#fr/en/saint-germain

Google is your God, just listen to the french one that's exacly it

>>64741358
>franchise

>French eyes

>>64741602
>un
>not in

Why are your trying to ruse our best ally? Freedom Fries are old now, it's time to let it vanish in the past.

>>64741506

>he doesn't like feminine apples

Fag