This is a great Porsche commercial.
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09-20-04, 10:53 AM
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Originally posted by JLSC4
Nice commercial, won't see that on TV though. I'm suprised he pronounced Porsche wrong though.
Hint: "Porsche" is a one syllable word. The debate lives on.
Nice commercial, won't see that on TV though. I'm suprised he pronounced Porsche wrong though.
Hint: "Porsche" is a one syllable word. The debate lives on.
BUZZZZZZZZZ the buzzer has sounded and the debate rolls on.
Porsch -uuhhhh
2 syllable
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09-20-04, 01:45 PM
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Originally posted by O. L. T.
BUZZZZZZZZZ the buzzer has sounded and the debate rolls on.
Porsch -uuhhhh
2 syllable
BUZZZZZZZZZ the buzzer has sounded and the debate rolls on.
Porsch -uuhhhh
2 syllable
I don't think Porsche would allow a mispronunciation of their name in a commercial... so if the commercial says it's 2 syllable, it is
I don't really see the other side of the argument here.
09-20-04, 02:08 PM
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Originally posted by Attila
Toss in another vote for 2 syllable
I don't think Porsche would allow a mispronunciation of their name in a commercial... so if the commercial says it's 2 syllable, it is I don't really see the other side of the argument here.
Toss in another vote for 2 syllable
I don't think Porsche would allow a mispronunciation of their name in a commercial... so if the commercial says it's 2 syllable, it is
I don't really see the other side of the argument here.
Just as O said, Porsch-uuhhhhhh
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09-20-04, 03:36 PM
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It's been said that both pronunciations are correct (if that's possible). In my experience, 95% of people say it with one syllable. Usually I've only heard women pronounce it Porsch-uuuhhhhh (no offense to the guys).
Doesn't it sound like the feminine version of Porsche?
We should put up a poll on this one! I'm sticking with one syllable.
Doesn't it sound like the feminine version of Porsche?
We should put up a poll on this one! I'm sticking with one syllable.
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09-20-04, 04:07 PM
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Originally posted by JLSC4
It's been said that both pronunciations are correct (if that's possible). In my experience, 95% of people say it with one syllable. Usually I've only heard women pronounce it Porsch-uuuhhhhh (no offense to the guys).
Doesn't it sound like the feminine version of Porsche?
We should put up a poll on this one! I'm sticking with one syllable.
It's been said that both pronunciations are correct (if that's possible). In my experience, 95% of people say it with one syllable. Usually I've only heard women pronounce it Porsch-uuuhhhhh (no offense to the guys).
Doesn't it sound like the feminine version of Porsche?
We should put up a poll on this one! I'm sticking with one syllable.
poll it!
Last edited by Davtown; 09-20-04 at 04:12 PM.