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Originally Posted by Temporary_User
What? Who says Fagita?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fajita
(click listen to hear the correct English pronunciation)
Are you ESL?
Some words when they get changed for English use keep the same spelling but change pronunciation (Brushcetta, Mexico). Some change both (As in my Germany/Deutchsland example) . And some don't change (fajita).
I really don't think this is that hard to understand. |
Might wanna read a little closer before you resort to personal attacks. Stay classy.
You said you pronounce words the English way. The English way to pronounce fajita is fa-gee-tah (or fa-gye-tah) not fa-he-tah. But unless you're in esl I doubt you say fa-gee-tah.
And just because you and a bunch of other people get bruschetta wrong doesn't mean you're right.