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He pronounces it
"Don Quicks Oat"

>> No.11719981

That is the correct pronunciation. It's like Don Juan.

>> No.11719987

>>11719981
Don Shwan

>> No.11720006

>quixotic isn't pronounced like Quixote

>> No.11720010

>>11719962
>not Donkey Shot

>> No.11720021

>>11719962
All British "people" NEED to be culled

>> No.11720072
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11720072

"Alexander Dumbass"

>> No.11720170

>>11719962
I say don-ki-hoh-te

>> No.11720253

>>11719981
?

>> No.11720454

>>11719981
Fuck, I've been pronouncing it "Don Giovanni" this whole time.

>> No.11720483
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11720483

>>11719981
>>11719987
>>11720454
>>11720454
it's pronounced "da johnny"

>> No.11720508

>>11719981
Don Jew-On

>> No.11720513

Dion Quickscope

>> No.11720587

>>11720513
lol

>> No.11720635

>>11719962
Donkey Hoe Tay

>> No.11720649

>>11720635
I strongly advise you don't go rule 34 on that one

>> No.11720676

>tfw you remember anglos can't into "j"s

>> No.11720683

>>11720676
You might be surprised what we can learn.

>> No.11720688

>>11719962
>don keehohteh
Fucking retards

>> No.11720699
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11720699

>>11720688
You called for me?

>> No.11720730

Don Kwee-oh

>> No.11720733

>>11720683
The way you guys pronounce "cojones" is hilarious.

>> No.11720734

>>11720676
you mean the french J? we can, we use it in the word 'pleasure' and a number of others

When I learned Russian it made me realize that our J is the French j with a D preceding it, because they have a consonant that is the french J and they gave that example of pleasure to explain it

Might have been easier for me since Ive always spoken french, but it was not like i didnt get what the sound was, we have it in our language isolated from the dj confluence

>> No.11720743

>>11720734
I meant the Spanish "j". Here it's always been Don Quijote; you traded the "j" for an "x" because you couldn't pronounce it as we do.

>> No.11720746

>>11720743
Ok the spanish j, i didnt get what you were talking about because as you say we use Quixote in the title

But the spanish j is a kind of h for us right? jesus is like hesus?

>> No.11720776

>>11720743
Why would we learn foreign sounds? We take whatever words we want and put them into our own phonology. This is the privilege afforded to the greatest language.

>> No.11720806

En un lugar de la Mancha, de cuyo nombre no puedo acordarme

>> No.11720878

>>11720006
this actually pisses me off

>> No.11721491

>>11719962
ドン • キホーテ

>> No.11721501

>>11720746
Are you actually retarded?

>> No.11721515

serious question: why are spanish posters such pretentious, pompous faggots despite being a generally ugly race and also have significantly lower iq than northern europeans and far worse contributions to global thought than other meds? Is it the weather? are they all self hating latinos?

>> No.11721607

>>11719962
"Don-Key-Shot"
Monolinguals need to be culled aleady.

>> No.11721611
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11721611

>>11720743
are you a fucking idiot? Cervantes' spelling is with an 'x', it's Spanish speakers who turned it into a 'j' to match modern orthography.

>>11720746
>kind of h for us right?
Eh, kind of. It's like a harsher 'h' sound, sort of like the ending sound when you say "ughh" out loud.

>> No.11722369

>>11721611
I stand corrected, then.

>> No.11722447

donkey hotey

>> No.11722476

Donald Instant Oats

>> No.11723219

Donkey Hoe TEa


Don qwix odea

>> No.11723224
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11723224

>>11722476

>> No.11723233

Don't key hotkey

>> No.11723246

>>11719962
have heard a professor do this lol

>> No.11723279

Donkakatoowee

>> No.11723291

Dhu'n Qwyzxu'thi

>> No.11723603

Alexander DOO-mis
Gene-Pawl Sarter
CAY-mus
SHAW-kess-pay-AW-ray
Simon Frood
Saint uh-KINE-is
Don KWY-ksuh-tee
John Goatee
Vol-TAIR-ee

>> No.11723621

>>11719962
DAHN KEY JOE TAY

>> No.11723869

I pronounce it ' don quicks-oat-a-lees ' or don quicks oatles

>> No.11723953

Don Chipotle

>> No.11723963

Don Qwee-Sho-tay

>> No.11724929

Before I learned the correct pronunciation in my head I read it as Don Keeks-Ott

>> No.11725042

>>11719962
That’s how Insaid it forever until I heard them talking about it on King of the Hill

>> No.11725198

>>11719962
it's don quicks hotty, obviously

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11725780

> there are actual people who unironically call this "Two-Thousand Six Hundred and Sixty-Six"

>> No.11725828

>>11723953
i lold

>> No.11727500

>>11720776
>greatest language
but youre not speaking russian

>> No.11728710

>>11719962
I don't know how to pronounce 'Don Quixote' because I never talk about kids books out loud.

>> No.11729370

i listened to the in our time podcast for don quixote and they were calling it don quicks oat. these people are scholars.

>> No.11729399

>>11719981
Don Jew An

>> No.11729447

>>11729370
Yeah because thats the British pronunciation of the name.

>> No.11729906

>>11720010
French pronounciation