Did anyone watch Tim Tracker's video today?

PoohBears#1fan · 17 Feb 20, 04:25 PM

I think I've been pronouncing Le Cellier incorrectly since 1992...

WhereIBelong · 17 Feb 20, 04:40 PM

I wouldn't say he is right - it is not "La" anything! (le is pronounced luh not lah, la is pronounced la)- found that really irritating.

But the Cellier bit was how I pronounce it... like in French...

How did you pronounce it?

PoohBears#1fan · 17 Feb 20, 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by WhereIBelong

I wouldn't say he is right - it is not "La" anything! (le is pronounced luh not lah, la is pronounced la)- found that really irritating.

But the Cellier bit was how I pronounce it... like in French...

How did you pronounce it?

Hmm with my (posh

) Essex accent it sounds more �Le Sellee-er�. If that makes sense!

WhereIBelong · 17 Feb 20, 05:04 PM

oh - so -er instead of -ay at the end...

I think lots of people do that ... (well the posh Essex ones anyhow

)

colin39 · 17 Feb 20, 05:14 PM

Is that like vange basildon or vanğay basildon

PoohBears#1fan · 17 Feb 20, 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by colin39

Is that like vange basildon or vanğay basildon

No Woodford Green, Essex, much posher

**parkgirl** · 17 Feb 20, 06:13 PM

Tim Tracker isn�t known for his pronunciation- he often can�t get his head around Spanish or French words.

colin39 · 17 Feb 20, 09:00 PM

Originally Posted by parkgirl

Tim Tracker isn�t known for his pronunciation- he often can�t get his head around Spanish or French words.

He cant get his head around merican alot of the time.

disney332 · 17 Feb 20, 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by colin39

He cant get his head around merican alot of the time.

Spot on both.

Mr Tracker is well known for his lack of pronunciation skills.

Disney332

**BevS97** · 17 Feb 20, 09:07 PM

Sell e er?

17 Feb 20, 04:40 PM	#2
	17 Feb 20, 04:40 PM WhereIBelong Imagineer
WhereIBelong Imagineer Join Date: Aug 15	I wouldn't say he is right - it is not "La" anything! (le is pronounced luh not lah, la is pronounced la)- found that really irritating. But the Cellier bit was how I pronounce it... like in French... How did you pronounce it?

17 Feb 20, 05:04 PM	#4
	17 Feb 20, 05:04 PM WhereIBelong Imagineer
WhereIBelong Imagineer Join Date: Aug 15	oh - so -er instead of -ay at the end... I think lots of people do that ... (well the posh Essex ones anyhow)

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