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9644317 No.9644317 [Reply] [Original]

How do you pronounce NEET?
Is it the same as "neat"?

>> No.9644327
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9644327

This made me ponder.
What is the 'neat' life style?

>> No.9644330

en ee ee tea

>> No.9644336

niitto

>> No.9644341

How does one pronounce ｗｗｗ

>> No.9644337

I pronounce it like the word neat. Never comes up though.

>> No.9644338

>>9644330
Niet?

>> No.9644342

>>9644317

The proper pronunciation is disability insurance.

>> No.9644344
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9644344

>>9644341
double you double you double you

>> No.9644345

>>9644341
In dutch it's; way way way

>> No.9644347

>>9644338
No, that's how to pronounced each of the letters, N E E T.

>> No.9644357

>>9644341

wih wih wih

>> No.9644349

>>9644341
warewarewareware

>> No.9644350

>>9644341
ハハハハハハ
it's only neat thing to do

>> No.9644351

>>9644341
A rather vague sound reminiscent of ``wuh'', but not quite.

>> No.9644353

>>9644341
The proper pronunciation is: （ｒｙ

>> No.9644355

>>9644344
I'd do me, if there were three of me I could have an orgy on my own.
F-ing jelly of triplets.

>> No.9644358

>>9644341
Wuh Wuh Wuh?

>> No.9644377

>>9644341
lololol

>> No.9645384

>>9644341
weee weee weee weee

>> No.9645395

It's like neat, but with a longer e sound. Like "niit" or something.

>> No.9645399

>>9644341

wah wah wah

>> No.9645408

>>9644341
HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE

gib monies plox

>> No.9645417

>>9644341
dubbel v dubbel v dubbel v

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>>9644341
Stephen Fry told me it's the three letter combination with the largest number of syllables, so it's unfortunate it ended up in URLs. He pronounces it "wuhwuhwuh". He's a smart and handsome fellow, so I'm going to listen to him.

Though sometimes when people use it for wapanese laughing, I read it as "LAFFOLAFFOLAFFO".

>> No.9645431

>>9644341
Worldwide Web

>> No.9645441

>>9644341
Ｗ－

Essentially, just a long sound out of a singular "w"

>> No.9645460

>>9645441
I was about to say that! You have to make less of a plosive-y sound and draw it out, though. People freak out when I say URLs to them, because it sounds like I'm doing some soft, seductive whisper at the start.

>> No.9645474

Yes it's "neat". I heard it enough when I was on jobseeker's allowance for a fucking year.

>> No.9645478

>>9645474
Hahaha, check out this nerd who didn't apply for Employment and Support Allowance.

>> No.9645479

>>9645474

I've been on jobseekers for 3 years now and I've never been called a NEET, is it a London thing?

>> No.9645488

ニート
I pronounce it like the japs
I wonder if it's too stupid

>> No.9645516

>>9645479

I'm up in the north-east of England. It's the official term for everyone out of education, employment or training, as you'd guess. It's used both in speech and in paperwork but they don't say it to your face since it can be considered an insult.

>> No.9645583

What do you think is the most neet country?
england seems pretty neet, lots of cities with a 25% neet population

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