Where does the Feddy believe Tommy Wiseaux is from?cheese_greater@lemmy.world to Asklemmy@lemmy.ml – 13 points – 12 months agoLast thing i heard was he's Polish...26Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsLooking at the name it sounds like he's FrenchIt's a name he adopted while living in Paris, according to Greg Sestero.The letter W is not very common in French.Its a purposeful misspelling of "OUIseaux" which is bird en françaisThen it's a purposeful mispronunciation as well, because it starts with a "wa" sound.No like the oi dipthong makes the "wuh" like how a stoner slowly says "whuhhhht"No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.It’s a misspelling of the French word for bird.1 more...1 more...
Looking at the name it sounds like he's FrenchIt's a name he adopted while living in Paris, according to Greg Sestero.The letter W is not very common in French.Its a purposeful misspelling of "OUIseaux" which is bird en françaisThen it's a purposeful mispronunciation as well, because it starts with a "wa" sound.No like the oi dipthong makes the "wuh" like how a stoner slowly says "whuhhhht"No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.It’s a misspelling of the French word for bird.1 more...1 more...
The letter W is not very common in French.Its a purposeful misspelling of "OUIseaux" which is bird en françaisThen it's a purposeful mispronunciation as well, because it starts with a "wa" sound.No like the oi dipthong makes the "wuh" like how a stoner slowly says "whuhhhht"No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.
Its a purposeful misspelling of "OUIseaux" which is bird en françaisThen it's a purposeful mispronunciation as well, because it starts with a "wa" sound.No like the oi dipthong makes the "wuh" like how a stoner slowly says "whuhhhht"No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.
Then it's a purposeful mispronunciation as well, because it starts with a "wa" sound.No like the oi dipthong makes the "wuh" like how a stoner slowly says "whuhhhht"No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.
No like the oi dipthong makes the "wuh" like how a stoner slowly says "whuhhhht"No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.
No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.
Im just saying oi can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.
Looking at the name it sounds like he's French
It's a name he adopted while living in Paris, according to Greg Sestero.
The letter W is not very common in French.
Its a purposeful misspelling of "OUIseaux" which is bird en français
Then it's a purposeful mispronunciation as well, because it starts with a "wa" sound.
No like the
oi
dipthong makes the "wuh" like how a stoner slowly says "whuhhhht"No, it doesn't. French is my first language. The closest approximation of the word "oiseau" in English would be "wazo."
Im just saying
oi
can make the w sound. I don't think there's truly a conflict in what is being said.It’s a misspelling of the French word for bird.