Is it Neesh or is it nitch (niche)
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DanTe_0101
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I was pronouncing it Nitch until now...
Mercury_Hg
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The proper way, nitch.
Capo Dei Capi
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I don't know its just shortened instead of stockmarketfutureguru.
Trepanated
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Capo Dei Capi
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It's neesh, not nitch.
And it's Her Majesty's Constabulary, not poh-leece
So whats the uk version of 5-0 ?
BlueSteele
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neeeeeesh. but plenty of folks take it upon themselves to correct me with niche.
BreaknBrix
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It's pronounced /niCH/
Any Brits, French, Swahili, etc who tell you otherwise are just clearly illiterate. I don't understand this weird habit of going back in time 10,000 years to find the roots of a word or how it use to be pronounced before soap was invented. I don't care about the nationality of who invented a word.
What I care about is what's correct right now. Not what some ancient culture thinks is proper. "Neesh" doesn't just sound retarded it is retarded. FFS it sounds like all you people are sneezing. So to avoid confusion and maintain civil order we do not do that.
Furthermore, people who pronounce words like this are acting either consciously or subconsciously subversive towards America The Almighty. The inventors of Google, Walmart, McDonalds, Apple, and all things great. America now is like Rome use to be in Gladiator. If you pronounced a word wrong and showed your allegiance to another nation you'd be thrown in the Colosseum and forced to fight to death for our entertainment. I just want you French and Brits to think about that next time you sneeze.
These days we are more civil yo. When thy masses are lost or lead astray all thall shalst do is prey to Gog. Not God. But the Gods of Google. And you do this by merely typing the word "niche" into Google.
That will give you the true and final answer. As documented below:
Any Brits, French, Swahili, etc who tell you otherwise are just clearly illiterate. I don't understand this weird habit of going back in time 10,000 years to find the roots of a word or how it use to be pronounced before soap was invented. I don't care about the nationality of who invented a word.
What I care about is what's correct right now. Not what some ancient culture thinks is proper. "Neesh" doesn't just sound retarded it is retarded. FFS it sounds like all you people are sneezing. So to avoid confusion and maintain civil order we do not do that.
Furthermore, people who pronounce words like this are acting either consciously or subconsciously subversive towards America The Almighty. The inventors of Google, Walmart, McDonalds, Apple, and all things great. America now is like Rome use to be in Gladiator. If you pronounced a word wrong and showed your allegiance to another nation you'd be thrown in the Colosseum and forced to fight to death for our entertainment. I just want you French and Brits to think about that next time you sneeze.
These days we are more civil yo. When thy masses are lost or lead astray all thall shalst do is prey to Gog. Not God. But the Gods of Google. And you do this by merely typing the word "niche" into Google.
That will give you the true and final answer. As documented below:
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Mercury_Hg
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Finally some sense in a world gone crazy. Thanks for the clarification.
zenlagor
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Head over to the uk google translate and she says it properly :fing02:
https://translate.google.co.uk/#auto/en/niche
Press the listen button. NEEEEEEEEEEESH
https://translate.google.co.uk/#auto/en/niche
Press the listen button. NEEEEEEEEEEESH
BlackFrost
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I'm Aussie and say neesh, chucked in the .au but fuck me, reminds me how dreary my accent can be haha
https://translate.google.com.au/#auto/en/niche
BenWalters
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Its ignorant americans that pronounce it "nitch". The correct way of pronouncing it is like the french do because its a french word. But that's ok, they also use the imperial system, so hey...
BreaknBrix
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What you're really telling the forum is you prefer to take English lessons from a ROBOT rather than a human being. :get_ready
https://translate.google.co.uk/#auto/en/fuck you you cock sucker mother fucker
Text to speech converters are notoriously inaccurate at pronouncing words.
Just type in "cachet". The bot says it as "cash-aye". When BOTH the t AND e are silent. It's pronounced "kash". Same as "cache" is pronounced "kash". Same as "niche" is pronounced "nich".
I'm not really surprised by the gross illiteracy on BHW. Considering how many of you don't even know what periods are for.
BreaknBrix
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Yes but you missed just 1 problem.
We're not speaking French on here we're speaking English.
BenWalters
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Yes, I'm not stupid. Thank you for your priceless insight though.
The word is DERIVED from a french word, and in ENGLAND where they speak ENGLISH they pronounce it
"neesh". Additionally, Canadians pronounce it that way too.
...pronouncing it "nitch" is pure ignorance, sorry.
zenlagor
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What you're really telling the forum is you prefer to take English lessons from a ROBOT rather than a human being. :get_ready
https://translate.google.co.uk/#auto/en/fuck you you cock sucker mother fucker
Text to speech converters are notoriously inaccurate at pronouncing words.
Just type in "cachet". The bot says it as "cash-aye". When BOTH the t AND e are silent. It's pronounced "kash". Same as "cache" is pronounced "kash". Same as "niche" is pronounced "nich".
I'm not really surprised by the gross illiteracy on BHW. Considering how many of you don't even know what periods are for.
Wait, you were the one who first linked to the robot. I was just doing the same. I don't actually require English lessons, I'm British and therefore speak proper English. Thank you.
