You know that warehouse at the end of Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Arc with all the crates? We've got one in an unspecified location with the best quality maple syrups, rare cheese curds to use in top end poutines, and the good golden curling stones.
✋ I'm not from the south and I pronounce it pee-can along with everyone I know
As a northerner, I've never heard pee-can either. I think it's a straw man for southerners
How else are you supposed to pronounce it?
Puh - kahn
That is madness
we really need to get some linguists on Lemmy because i miss communities like r/fauxnetics
this is why they should just teach IPA in schools lol whats the point of these phonetic spellings when the point is that many dialects of english pronounce the same word differently
OP was probably talking about /'pi.cæn/ as in "can of beans" compared to /pɪ'can/ as in "con man". they altered "pee" even though that part sounds nearly the same! probably because a Pee Can is a funny image.
Also are we going to talk about the fact that I've never heard anyone outside of the south pronounce pecan as "pee-can?"
What? Canada pronounces it "pee-can" instead of "peh-cawn".
Up against the wall!
I'm not talking about that far North.
Yeah, we follow the pronunciation rules of English. What pronunciation rules does "peh-cawn" follow?
it's actually a U.k. accent originally.
Where are those?
You know that warehouse at the end of Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Arc with all the crates? We've got one in an unspecified location with the best quality maple syrups, rare cheese curds to use in top end poutines, and the good golden curling stones.
✋ I'm not from the south and I pronounce it pee-can along with everyone I know
As a northerner, I've never heard pee-can either. I think it's a straw man for southerners
How else are you supposed to pronounce it?
Puh - kahn
That is madness
we really need to get some linguists on Lemmy because i miss communities like r/fauxnetics
this is why they should just teach IPA in schools lol whats the point of these phonetic spellings when the point is that many dialects of english pronounce the same word differently
OP was probably talking about /'pi.cæn/ as in "can of beans" compared to /pɪ'can/ as in "con man". they altered "pee" even though that part sounds nearly the same! probably because a Pee Can is a funny image.
Pee-kin