Ina realizes she's been saying "Selene" wrong this entire time 【Hololive EN】

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Ninomae Ina'nis Ch. hololive-EN
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[@eleegeant_dergenter]

*_TORTELLINI?!!!!!_*

[@lazylonewolf]

MuSelene

[@B16O4Y44]

[@Setsuzation]

Hmmm mama mia

[@faisfaizal5194]

The english language can't decide if it's data or data

[@ardibetrayal3493]

Is it Caesar or Kaisar ? XD

[@monte02437]

Daita vs Data

[@Heatranoveryou]

Lack of accents and stealing all words will do that to a mfer

[@NightKev]

It's not the language that can't decide, it's the ignorant and ESL that can't pronounce it properly.

[@warrust]

Don't get me started on those tomato people

[@juanjuri6127]

wait until you meet the goddess of languages, Linguene

[@faceless58]

Its safe to assume that spelling in Greek pronounces the e. HecaTEE, AchillEES, SocratEES, I mean Hadeez nuts cmon

[@Lanthirrhos]

( some of) Those are still anglicized pronunciations. For example Achilles is closer to ak-ill-lay-us.

[@geneMag]

It's understandable considering how messy the spelling/pronunciation rules are with English. You'd expect it to be spelled something like Selini/Seleenie.

[@KenanVonKaiser]

The Spear!

[@shiroamakusa8075]

If they wanted to pronounce it authentically, it would be closer to SEH-LEH-NEH. "Selinee" makes it sound Italian.

[@An_Lei_Laoshi]

But we Italians pronounce it Seh Leh Neh as well, it is also an actual feminine name in Italian

[@SFMExtraordinare]

It’s actually pronounced Salad.
Salad Tanooki.

[@maxord11]

Like the pop singer, Seleeni Gummiez.

[@trungvqc3436]

Well in another game we also have "Freud"

[@jaydunna2645]

?

[@_sorbetunderscore]

I’ve been pronouncing it doki this entire time

[@aserta]

Ugh, americanized pronunciations (game). Nuclear becomes Nucular somehow...

[@supanjibobu372]

Dont get me started on aluminium

[@ramadansteve1715]

It literally is the Greek pronunciation lol
Also we hear how you guys talk across the pond, nobody butchers the English language like the English

[@serpiton]

@@ramadansteve1715 Modern greek maybe, ancient greek would have the same e sound used for the first one for all three e

[@FujinBlaze]

Does aluminum count as Americanized pronunciation? That's just what it was called first, after alumium.

[@jaesaces]

"Nucular" is more of an American South pronunciation than something across the whole country.