Pronouncing names in some attempt at a foreign pronunciation is one of the more annoying wokist ideas. tho it's funny sometimes since people only really know spanish and so pronounce like indian names in a spanish accent and stuff
Everyone who does this is a hypocrite. They'll bend over backwards to respect the indigenous knowledge-keepers' ways of pronouncing Chingquiliqualik but they never pronounce "Seoul" as "Suh-uhl" or "Lebanon" as "Lubnan".
this is what happens when you let linguists create writing systems
reasonable people tie it to a set of characters its speakers already know or try to invent something simple and convenient (hangul), while linguists want perfect accuracy so that when all the injuns die the linguists 3000 years from now will know how to say šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl'e7énḵ
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!leafs Who the frick cares what injuns call anything? At all? Outside of a handful of cities/towns (all with phonetic spellings) I can't think of a single injun name for anything (and tbh most of those could just be french)
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Why are they letting Indians name things? If the Indians wanted to put names on things, maybe they should have figured out writing instead of staying in the Stone Age like a bunch of dumbasses.
You ever colonize a people so hard you let them put their weird words on your own stuff just as joke for you and your mates to pronounce incorrectly each time?
We would like to acknowledge that this hole is established on the traditional and vibrantly coloured land of Don Cherry. We recognize the many years of service and garishly coloured joy he has brought us here on Turtle Island. May we continue to celebrate the spirit of Don Cherry's land with respect and appreciation.
Nous tenons à reconnaître que ce trou est établi sur le terrain traditionnel et aux couleurs vives de Don Cherry. Nous reconnaissons les nombreuses années de service et la joie aux couleurs criardes qu'il nous a apportées ici sur l'Île de la Tortue. Puissions-nous continuer à célébrer l'esprit de la terre de Don Cherry avec respect et appréciation.
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I don't get this one. The Simpsons writers are far too high IQ for me
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Pronouncing names in some attempt at a foreign pronunciation is one of the more annoying wokist ideas. tho it's funny sometimes since people only really know spanish and so pronounce like indian names in a spanish accent and stuff
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Everyone who does this is a hypocrite. They'll bend over backwards to respect the indigenous knowledge-keepers' ways of pronouncing Chingquiliqualik but they never pronounce "Seoul" as "Suh-uhl" or "Lebanon" as "Lubnan".
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it varies
saying "Paris" as the french do makes you sound like a cute twink
not saying "Nice" as the french do makes you sound like an r-slur
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I usually use the Paris example as why we shouldn't do that.
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They only do the ethnic naming thing for browns, too.
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How the frick people literally write in IPA is beyond me
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this is what happens when you let linguists create writing systems
reasonable people tie it to a set of characters its speakers already know or try to invent something simple and convenient (hangul), while linguists want perfect accuracy so that when all the injuns die the linguists 3000 years from now will know how to say šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl'e7énḵ
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sounds dope
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!leafs Who the frick cares what injuns call anything? At all? Outside of a handful of cities/towns (all with phonetic spellings) I can't think of a single injun name for anything (and tbh most of those could just be french)
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Virtue signaling cute twinks
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Yt people with 5% injun blood
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These motherlovers didn't even have written language until whitey showed up. This is just them being difficult, frick them![:marseycherokeegenocide:](https://i.rdrama.net/e/marseycherokee.webp)
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It's bad enough when the Irish do it. We don't need any more of this bullshit.
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Micks need to go back to Ogham script frfr
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Why are they letting Indians name things? If the Indians wanted to put names on things, maybe they should have figured out writing instead of staying in the Stone Age like a bunch of dumbasses.
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You ever colonize a people so hard you let them put their weird words on your own stuff just as joke for you and your mates to pronounce incorrectly each time?
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Snapshots:
https://old.reddit.com/r/vancouver/comments/1deecje/why_dont_we_get_phonetics_in_brackets_for_first/:
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