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When I was little everyone called them Porch, like in house entrance, yet now most use the correct PORSH-uh, so why do I sometimes feel its a bit
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Not talking about pets names for your Germanic pride, but how you pronounce the name.
When I was little everyone called them Porch, like in house entrance, yet now most use the correct PORSH-uh, so why do I sometimes feel its a bit
posh
to use the correct pronunciation.
Am I alone in this?
I've always said Porsch, without the 'uh', as it's the way the English usually pronounce it. Porsch-uh has always sounded a bit 'snobby' to me.
Does anybody actually know what the correct English pronunciation should be when a German word ends in 'sche'?
As it's a German family name, it doesn't have an English pronunciation, so the
correct
way is Porsch-uh.
However, I'm completely with GT4 on the pub / lamping risk, so it IS a
...or a cashsuckingballandchain-uh
It has to be Porsh in souf London. I would get ruined if I went round telling people I was on the hunt for a Porsch-uh. And I can't stand Porker either! It's worse than Beemer!
I call the M3 'The M', and the X5 is 'The X', so when the Porsh eventully arrives I think it will have to be known simply as the 911.
lol
http://www.admiral.com/pressReleases/84/UK's-current-car-crime-capital-revealed
Interesting how the top 3 safest places were/are in Scotland :floor:
meanwhile back on planet earth:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/camden-town-rivals-world-murder-capitals-641609.html
