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minus-squaremerde alorslinkfedilink11•edit-21 day agofrancophones pronounce “chat” like anglophones: \tʃat\
minus-square@hakase@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish8•1 day agoSo it’s just Zoomer-speak (“Chat, I farted”) instead?
minus-squareTom Violencelinkfedilink4•1 day agoThe funny part is we decided to pronounce “chat” in perfect english, but the remaining letters will stay french no matter what.
minus-squareChloé 🥕linkfedilink7•edit-21 day agonot really, because chatte doesn’t have the t in front of the ch sound, so it’s \ʃat\ (shat) instead of \tʃat\ (chat)
minus-square@Soup@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink2•1 day agoWhat part indicates that it means female cat? You can use chatte for that but it also means pussy so probably don’t.
francophones pronounce “chat” like anglophones: \tʃat\
So it’s just Zoomer-speak (“Chat, I farted”) instead?
The funny part is we decided to pronounce “chat” in perfect english, but the remaining letters will stay french no matter what.
So it’s more like “female cat, I farted”
not really, because chatte doesn’t have the t in front of the ch sound, so it’s \ʃat\ (shat) instead of \tʃat\ (chat)
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What part indicates that it means female cat? You can use chatte for that but it also means pussy so probably don’t.