I generally don't say “fiss slaloms” for the skis for instance.
Except on special occasionssss? Like being cassst in the cobra partssss of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi?
I generally don't say “fiss slaloms” for the skis for instance.
Can we pronounce the SL too? Fissile.
Great point. I prefer to pronounce acronyms as if they are words. The purpose of languages is to communicate effectively, and so long as both parties understand, it’s fine by me. I usually take the path of least resistance out of sheer laziness unless it’s grammar related.DIN or D I N?
DIN stands for Deutsches Institut für Normung, and should be pronounced de-ee-n?Fédération internationale de ski is a French name. Thus, the acronym is also French and must be pronounced accordingly: Eff-ee-ess
Did N.A.S.A find the Ufo that crashed in the Drc?
My kids are older but I wonder about people that use weird names for things with their children. Like teaching someone to say zesty instead of tasty.
More on this though, when did it become commonplace to use these abbreviations? From typesetting? It’s not that hard to say United Kingdom.
Fédération internationale de ski is a French name.
Bois Blanc island... Commonly known as Boblo island..But then so are St. Louis, Sault-Ste Marie and Detroit, among hundreds of others, none of which retain french pronunciation.
I believe someone (possibly on TGR) wrote a Whistler area touring report titled "Fissile like a Missile".Can we pronounce the SL too? Fissile.
Same here, now... what's a TLA?TLAs are the bane of the working world and rarely do I have a day when someone doesn't use one without explaining its meaning.