Wow

[ME##]

I'm not sure what you mean.

Meaning when they're saying something with those words in them, they automatically switch to the general American pronunciation. Like im-ˈpä-sÉâ,,¢-bÉâ,,¢l as opposed to É›ÌÆ'pÉâ€�sibl or  fräâÂ�¿s instead of fÊâ,¬Ã‰â€˜ÃŒÆ's. 

[Thyme]

Meaning when they're saying something with those words in them, they automatically switch to the general American pronunciation. Like im-ˈpä-sÉâ,,¢-bÉâ,,¢l as opposed to É›ÌÆ'pÉâ€�sibl or  fräâÂ�¿s instead of fÊâ,¬Ã‰â€˜ÃŒÆ's. 

I can't read IPA and I've never really seen non-fluent kids trying to speak French, but okay.

[ME##]

I can't read IPA and I've never really seen non-fluent kids trying to speak French, but okay.

Yeah, I forgot about that until after I posted it. 

[Wrench]

I used to call the pokemon Rattata Rat-uh-tat

WHAT

I STILL CALL IT THAT

[Hiro]

I used to call the pokemon Rattata Rat-uh-tat

I still say Rat-a-tat-a because i have no idea how do say it 

[Travis]

rat-a-tuh

[Hiro]

rat-a-tuh

yeah i guess 

[KonohaShinobi]

THERE CAN'T BE ANOTHER "A" ON RATATA?! WAIT, WHAT?! SON OF A BITCH!

fuck you YPR ;-;

[the shortest route to the sea]

Also, on the subject of French, it always amazes me that most of the kids don't make at least a small effort to mimic the French pronunciation of words like 'impossible', 'centre' or 'France'. 

The biggest problem in my french class isn't lack of ability, but lack of effort. So many kids use fake cognates or don't bother with the accent, and it irritates me.

A friend of mine actually traveled France thinking that "J'aime fumer les cigarettes d'"American Spirit" parce qu'ils n'ont pas de preservatifs." meant what he thought it did.

[spoiler]you do turn the "des" into "de" in that situation, right?  [/spoiler]

[ME##]

The biggest problem in my french class isn't lack of ability, but lack of effort. So many kids use fake cognates or don't bother with the accent, and it irritates me.

A friend of mine actually traveled France thinking that "J'aime fumer les cigarettes d'"American Spirit" parce qu'ils n'ont pas de preservatifs." meant what he thought it did.

[spoiler]you do turn the "des" into "de" in that situation, right?  [/spoiler]

Yes, it would become 'de'. 

[YPrrrr]

THERE CAN'T BE ANOTHER "A" ON RATATA?! WAIT, WHAT?! SON OF A BITCH!

fuck you YPR ;-;

We can still say it the old way, we don't have to change ;__;