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/fa/ - Fashion

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7250040 No.7250040[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

is it effay or fah?

>> No.7250048

foochbwah

>> No.7250056

fay

>> No.7250073

>>7250040
Why would you ever need to pronounce it?

>> No.7250078

>>7250073
if you write
"this is a /fa/ thing"
do you say
>a /fa/ meaning a fan
or
>an /fa/ meaning an effay
???

>> No.7250082

>>7250078
>fan
*fah

>> No.7250079

>>7250040
youre going to say it out loud?

>> No.7250093

I use the adjective effay but I say fah

>> No.7250099

/ay/
/bee/
/cee/
/dee/
/ee/
/eff/
/gee/
/jif/
/haych/
/haych are/
/kay/
/emm/
/oh/
/pee/
/are/
/ess/
/tee/
/you/
/vee/
/vee gee/
/vee are/
/dub/
/dub gee/
/eye/
/eye cee/
/are 9 kay/
/ess 4 ess/
/cee emm/
/haych emm/
/el gee bee tee/
/why/
/three/
/adv/
/an/
/asp/
/cee gee el/
/cee kay/
/cee oh/
/dee eye why/
/effay/
/fit/
/gee dee/
/haych cee/
/int/
/jay pee/
/lit/
/emm el pee/
/moo/
/en/
/out/
/pee oh/
/pol/
/sci/
/soc/
/ess pee/
/tee gee/
/toy/
/trav/
/tee vee/
/vee pee/
/dub ess gee/
/ex/
/are es/

>> No.7250100

>>7250093
same. i tried to say effay in my head but fah makes more sense

>> No.7250106

>>7250099
/aoutiism/

>> No.7250112

>>7250099
>/jif/
>not give

>> No.7250169

>>7250040
ef-ay

>> No.7250237

>>7250040
Discretion of the reader

>> No.7250253

>>7250099
>pronouncing h like haich

you a brit or somfin?

it's ay-ch

>> No.7250263

i've always pronounced it 'faye'

>> No.7250370

>>7250263
>>7250056
this

>> No.7250931

If someone doesnt clearly explain to me what effay is and what a fuccboi is, I'm going to google-define:x, and I don't want to be the guy who has to do that.

>> No.7250953

>>7250931
effay: a term that's just short for "fashionable," a lot of people assume it's short for /fa/ but it didn't even originate here. a person who's into clothes will probably understand you if you say "hey your scarf is pretty effay" and it sounds less lame than "your scarf is pretty fashionable," so it's what fashionable people default to most of the time.

fuccboi is a mixture of french and english (frenglish?) and it's kind of a bastardization. it's basically an affectionate way of calling someone a little dim, but also considered slightly vulgar. you'd call your friend a fuccboi, and your brother, but not your mom or grandma or teacher. because it's french and english, most of the time it's pronounced "fooj-bwah" but some people pronounce it with a hard c, so it sounds more like "fook-bwah."

>> No.7250967

>>7250931
>>7250953
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0MMEltk4y16

pronunciation aid ;)

>> No.7250976

>>7250953
i always pronounced it fuck boy

>> No.7250975
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7250975

>>7250953
where, when and how did the term "fuccboi" come into use on /fa/?

>> No.7250990

>>7250976
anon please

>> No.7250992

>>7250953
It's "fuck boy"

>> No.7250995

>>7250040
It's fay

I know it makes the least sense but it's the easiest to say imo

>> No.7250993

>>7250953
This is untrue.
OP please never use these terms outside the internet. But if I were to pronounce /fa/ I'd say it as effay

>> No.7251005

>>7250993
Ph-a, as in the first syllables of the word fashion. It's the same a /mu/, which is pronounced "mew"