Yeah, that’s messed upI have never heard the second one.
everyone seems focused on the second half of the word, what world do you guys live in that:
My = Mew?
It's pronounced kwa-sahnt.
everyone seems focused on the second half of the word, what world do you guys live in that:
My = Mew?
yoo sounds exactly like you... then add an M in front of it
Also, the first half of the word is the same in both examples, so focusing on that part would be odd.
Xeveryone seems focused on the second half of the word, what world do you guys live in that:
My = Mew?
yoo sounds exactly like you... then add an M in front of it
Also, the first half of the word is the same in both examples, so focusing on that part would be odd.
This is a not a hill I’m willing to fight for, but totally disagree.
Yoo = Yo (as in Yo! MTV Raps!)
Xeveryone seems focused on the second half of the word, what world do you guys live in that:
My = Mew?
yoo sounds exactly like you... then add an M in front of it
Also, the first half of the word is the same in both examples, so focusing on that part would be odd.
This is a not a hill I’m willing to fight for, but totally disagree.
Yoo = Yo (as in Yo! MTV Raps!)
Yoo rhymes with cue, you, few, YOOHOO,...
How about this then? /mjuːˈziː.əm/everyone seems focused on the second half of the word, what world do you guys live in that:
My = Mew?
yoo sounds exactly like you... then add an M in front of it
Also, the first half of the word is the same in both examples, so focusing on that part would be odd.
This is a not a hill I’m willing to fight for, but totally disagree.
Yoo = Yo (as in Yo! MTV Raps!)
That hurt my brain. I said I didn’t wanna fight!!!!How about this then? /mjuːˈziː.əm/everyone seems focused on the second half of the word, what world do you guys live in that:
My = Mew?
yoo sounds exactly like you... then add an M in front of it
Also, the first half of the word is the same in both examples, so focusing on that part would be odd.
This is a not a hill I’m willing to fight for, but totally disagree.
Yoo = Yo (as in Yo! MTV Raps!)
And you go there to "see" stuff.The root of the word is "muse" as in myoo͞z.
Additionally, the "eum" part is used in other words to convey a similar meaning.And you go there to "see" stuff.The root of the word is "muse" as in myoo͞z.
And there we have the etymology:
myoo see um: The place you go to see things and think about them.
Where? The Hall of Pretentiousness?Definitely the 2nd. It's a 2 syllable word in my world. And I work in a museum
Mr. Webster strongly disagrees.Definitely the 2nd. It's a 2 syllable word in my world. And I work in a museum
There’s more than one world.Mr. Webster strongly disagrees.Definitely the 2nd. It's a 2 syllable word in my world. And I work in a museum
So what was going on here @gianmarco?I need the backstory first. Why are you up in the wee hours of the morning asking this question?
Definitely the 2nd. It's a 2 syllable word in my world. And I work in a museum
Sorry for the late reply. I'm here in Italy right now so it wasn't the wee hours in the morning for me.So what was going on here @gianmarco?I need the backstory first. Why are you up in the wee hours of the morning asking this question?
Enjoy Italy!!!Sorry for the late reply. I'm here in Italy right now so it wasn't the wee hours in the morning for me.So what was going on here @gianmarco?I need the backstory first. Why are you up in the wee hours of the morning asking this question?
Anyway, couple days before leaving, I was talking to my youngest about going to see some museums while over here. And, she asked me why I was saying it the way I was.
For whatever reason, both pronunciations above sound the same to me. When you say the correct pronunciation fast enough (i.e. regular speed) , it just sounds like an "a" sound to me and I think I've always just said it that way. In fact, it was a hilarious back and forth because I asked her to say it, she'd say it the right way, and I was all "that's what I said!".
So I looked it up and found out I'm an idiot. But, it does seem there are others that say it like me, so I'm not the only one.
But, in almost 50 years of saying that word, she's the first one that's ever said anything about how I pronounce it.
Anyway, here we are.
Oh, I am. And the myoo-zams have been great.Enjoy Italy!!!Sorry for the late reply. I'm here in Italy right now so it wasn't the wee hours in the morning for me.So what was going on here @gianmarco?I need the backstory first. Why are you up in the wee hours of the morning asking this question?
Anyway, couple days before leaving, I was talking to my youngest about going to see some museums while over here. And, she asked me why I was saying it the way I was.
For whatever reason, both pronunciations above sound the same to me. When you say the correct pronunciation fast enough (i.e. regular speed) , it just sounds like an "a" sound to me and I think I've always just said it that way. In fact, it was a hilarious back and forth because I asked her to say it, she'd say it the right way, and I was all "that's what I said!".
So I looked it up and found out I'm an idiot. But, it does seem there are others that say it like me, so I'm not the only one.
But, in almost 50 years of saying that word, she's the first one that's ever said anything about how I pronounce it.
Anyway, here we are.
Shun him! Shun the outsider!Also, to clarify - I pronounce plenty of things wrong. I blame my Boston upbringing then moving to Minneapolis as a 30 year old for most of that. I also talk fast, so making museum a two syllable word gets ther point across and I can continue on with my rambling - saving myself those precious micro seconds
South Jersey, eh?Pronouncing the second way is as ridiculous as my wife pronouncing "crayon" as "crown". Or "film" as "fill-um".
Yep.South Jersey, eh?Pronouncing the second way is as ridiculous as my wife pronouncing "crayon" as "crown". Or "film" as "fill-um".