/ck/ - Food & Cooking

A-nal-proab

the first one

Its also called a courgette, or kor-zjet

>>4161292
it's pronounced more or less like "zuhc-shiny" in Canada

source: I am a real Canadian

>>4161455
That photo us all wrong.
First, where the heck is canadas torso?
Second, Florida is america and should be blue and part of the shorts if the analogy is to hold.

>>4161305
Anyone every comes at me with that faggot english talk like that, ima punch em right in the kisser.

>>4161471
No. Florida is America's wang. But if the US is Canada's shorts and Canada is the USA's hat...what the hell kind of thing is that?

>>4161492
Does that mean Georgia is it's balls?
That's certainly what it feels like when I go outside

>>4161497
*its, not it's, sorry

The hell? Who pronounces it zuhc-shiny? When I said it aloud I literally felt more retarded than usual.

I say, "zoo-shee-knee".

I dunno, that is how it is spelled and how my family says it I guess. Never thought about it before

>>4161501
Judging by you tripfagging and misusing "literally", I can confirm you're a retard.

Zuk-shai-nee? HAHAHAH

no, zoo kee knee.

>>4161511
It's called a hyperbole.

>>4161455

I am Canadian, I say "zoo-key-knee", everyone I've ever met in Canada who has said the word has pronounced it the same way.

>>4161511
It felt similar to the feeling you get when you try to push open a door that only opens inward. I literally felt a bit more retarded after saying it like that.

>>4161541
canadafag here. This.

Heck, apart from the Brits, whom no one can understand, I didn't know other people pronounced this differently.

zucchini is italian so you pronounce it as tsu-CHEE-knee

courgette is french so you pronounce is at kur-JETT

sadly english has no way to correctly pronounce a french G but a J comes closest

courgette

>>4162271
that's literally not true at all. it's a hard k sound, people actually generally get this one right. unlike bruschetta....