MY HOME CITY IS PRONOUNCED DARR-BEE NOT DURR-BEE

can I call it doiby?

I'm calling it doiby.

what is your home city

derby

Whatever.

Quote from: WEEGEE;1330185derby

no okay look I'm sorry that would be pronounced dhurrrrB (or doiby) no two ways about it

what I don't understand is you ask us Americans to perfect your language for you, we do it, and then you get all angry when we tell you that "scones" rhymes with "cones" and soft e's don't make the same sound as soft a's.

yeah I'ma be back to talk about them extra u's too, motherfucker.



trick ass bitches

YOU WON'T FIND ADOBI HERE IN NAIROBI

i pronounce "scones" as rhyming with cones

Durby

America doesn't care about you or your country.

Then maybe you should have spelled it with an "A"

It could be Derr-by. It's a bit similar to pronouncing Bury (the shitty town)

Derbys a city now!?

High-six!

Quote from: MonsterMunchClock;1330254Derbys a city now!?

High-six!

I can't get over how awesome your sig is

Quote from: innerpartysystem;1330259I can't get over how awesome your sig is

Are we looking at the same sig? His sig is horrible.

Start giving your children the last name of Derby, then, and when it becomes common people will realize that as a proper noun you should pronounce it Darby! I think this is a good plan!

Dehrbyh

I live in Heist, which probably is one of the most kickass names for a city (in English)

Quote from: OpwaardeerKlok;1330299I live in Heist, which probably is one of the most kickass names for a city (in English)

One of the buses near me goes to Barnoldswick, which is the greatest name ever to say with a thick Lancashire accent.