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So why do burgers pronounce this "parmejan"?
>>56534037
Parmezan
t. Russia.
Pärm-ʌ-ʒän
Parmesan
Hey man don't look at us, we learned it from dad
Parm uh jon
>>56534367
Pahrm-uh-dzahn*
Unless you are literally pronouncing it:
Paerm-uh-jahn
Purm-a-jin
parmesano master race here
>>56534640
>parmesANO
YOU HAVE TO PRONOUNCE IT AS WE SAY BECAUSE WE INVENTED IT YOU CULTURELESS NIGGERS
parmigiano
pahr-mee-gee-anoh
It's more like Parmezhan in American English than Parmejon.
I show you guys
"Pahrm-e-dzahn-o"
In Italian it's [parmi'dʒa:no] but Americans pronounce it more like [pɒrməsæn]
I've also heard [pɒrmiʒʌn]
>>56534684
sabe
>>56534993
First of all use IPA you complete retard
Secondly what the fuck is dz? Are you aware of the letter J?
Literally tastes like vomit, what's wrong with italians?
>>56535220
I don't know, I hate it too.
pahm'z'n
>>56534763
>>56535098
>>56535146
I say parmigiano reggiano even if the parmesan isn't from reggiano.
Is that bad?
Does that trigger you guys?
parcassonne
>>56535220
>>56535266
t. Antoni Porcu, casu marzu estimator
>>56535325
Well, it's literally incorrect but I don't think anybody minds/would be able to tell the difference.
>>56535378
Sono del lazio.
>>56534241
>>56534367
>>56534490
>>56534621
>>56534763
>>56534765
>>56534993
>>56535270
>>56535349
>>56535389
I know it's incorrect but I just can't help it, I was taught to call it that.
I just don't want italians, especially italian cheesemakers to hate me when I go there
>>56535436
t. Marcu Porceddu
>>56535508
M'hai scoperrto cumbare
>>56535459
>he don't say purm-ah-jin
pleb
>>56535703
op here
couldn't find a better video on yt but this is what i mean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8dVdDal3s4
>>56534037
Parmigiano
>>56535910
better one: @1:05
https://youtu.be/5fRUn7PxnCQ?t=1m5s
>>56535146
Secondo te posso usare fonemi italiani per spiegare come pronunciare "parmigiano" a un americano? Vacca troia
>>56534037
>parmejan
it's really more like "pahrmuhzhan."
>>56534763
>gee
the "i" is mute you fucking terrone
>>56535220
You're probably eating a shitty finnish knock off
Anyway, grana > parmigiano desu
>>56534763
We learned all our Italian from Sicilian immigrants
Parmejaan
Moozadel
Gabagool
>>56536164
>J
>fonema italiano
Che cazzo ho appena letto? In Inglese la lettera J produce sempre il suono /dʒ/
>>56536341
>Moozadel
>Gabagool
Wait what are these 2
>>56536341
>implying there's capicola in Sicily
>implying those even sound like Sicilian words
>>56536295
I'm not even Italian and I knew this, jesus christ
>>56536341
Isn't gabagool just a meme word like babadaboopi
>>56536380
"J" is typically voiced in english
as in "John" instead of "Jean"
This doesn't always hold true because of loanwords, of course.
>>56534037
We dont
>>56535910
>>56536128
in the sense that they say parmesan with the s that sounds like the french j (je suis) instead of saying a normal s?
>>56536502
This is accurate
>>56536466
Yes, it comes from the sopranos
>>56534037
>Eating this wop faggotry
Pic related Real Parmesan cheese
>>56536424
coppa e mozzarella
>>56536341
If I ever hear these words pronounced IRL, I think I'd die. You just can't butcher a language that much, it's inhumane.
>>56534090
this in englisho
>>56534993
this in the Italiano
>>56536592
WTF I hate the US now
>>56536441
It makes perfect sense though, in most southern dialects voiced and voiceless plosive are allophones, and o in standard italian is often interchanged with u in southern dialects.
So from [kapicola] we have [gabagul]
I'm guessing the consonant at the end is due to vowel elision in English.
>>56534763
If the common Italian pronounciation is actually Florentine and other regions had their own historic dialects and presentations, do people say Parmesan as people in Parma said it before unification? Or is it like southern Italian foods are more accurately said by idiot Italian Americans than the old country terronis do now?
>>56536602
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6pvrvEWxrs
Shoulda taught them to speak better before you sent them to us
>>56536623
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyy luigi were'd you been? eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyy what's a uppa? We gonna make da good a ravioli tonight, you commin'?
>>56536641
> voiced and voiceless plosive
Plosives and labials*, my bad
>>56536641
Yes, but it's much more likely that those words were changed by Neapolitans. Try to pronounce them, they sound much more like Neapolitan than Sicilian.
CARMELAAAAA COULD YOU PLEASE BRING THE GABAGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
>differing between cheese beyond brown cheese and white cheese
>>56534037
parmezedan
Also Americans, when you say French words, you don't sound more authentic or cultured when you do an exaggerated -ay at the end.
>ballay, buffay, gourmay, poulay, filay
Just finish at the "e" sound, there's no room for the y.
>>56537610
That's just the phonetic range we use, it has nothing to do with trying to be cultured
>>56534367
>>56534490
>>56534621
>>56534993
>>56535703
I thought it was a meme
>tfw you've replaced parmesan with pecorino romano when making pasta
haha lives great :))))
>>56538899
>swede and an asian man hanging out.jpg
>>56538929
delete this post at once and never speak to me again
>>56538899
Delet this
>>56534037
parm-ah-zhaan
