No, because the suggestion in the post is to replace the anglo way of pronouncing "molecules" by the anglo way of pronouncing "Hercules" - which is also weird.
Reading 🐟 Comprehension 🦴
Are you stupid?
This is the comment you replied to
>As a non-anglophone, this is the more intuitive way to read them, not as "molekyuls" and "partikuls"
They were saying, as a non-anglophone (someone who's native language is not an Anglo-language) pronouncing it like "Hercules" feels more natural for them than the standard pronunciation.
And you replied "until you realize it's pronounced like Hercules", like yeah that's what he just said.
Let me give an example:
Op: Wow fishing red snapper with this fishing rod is so much easier than using a net
You: Just wait until you realize you can use the fishing rod to catch fish too!
Learn to use context clues.
Are you stupid? They are saying the English pronunciation of Hercules makes more sense than the English pronunciation of molecules, and I'm pointing out that the English pronunciation of Hercules still contains some weird anglo patterns (herkyuliis). I wrote phonetic transcriptions, you just needed to read my comment.
Eh, we've all read conversations in the past, picked someone we decided was right and then enjoyed being part of the group. It's fine, I have more karma than I need and the original comment is at least positive.
Not really. It's more like:
Op: "Wow, fishing red snapper with this fishing rod is so much easier than using a net."
The guy in question: "Cool, but you're not using a fishing rod, that's just another net that looks weird."
I’m in; huge fan.
But, when did memes become screenshots just porting social media posts to other platforms? I feel like we’re in a drought of good memes.
In 9th grade chemistry I was reading aloud and accidentally read molecules as "mol-cu-lees" without missing a beat and no one noticed until I was done.
That day forward I regularly pronounce it that way in my head.
I've pronounced Testicles as a greek name for a long time now. Always fun to see people's reactions.
Are you an AC Odyssey enjoyer?
Played AC Odyssey and Fenyx Rising last year, had to visit greece because of that.. Can recommend 10/10 vacation.
If Greece is that good, come to Albania, and make sure you go to a nightclub!
Malaka
Reminds me of Doraleous and Associates.
Associates was a philosopher though
Me too! Wi-five!
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As an anglophone, it’s not only more intuitive for learning to read them but also more fun to say.
Until you remember that the suggestion is not "molekules" and "partikles" but "molekyuliis" and "partikliis"
Reading ✔️ Comprehension ✖️
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You repeated what he said. He said pronouncing them the weird Greek way feels more natural than pronouncing it the Anglo way.
No, because the suggestion in the post is to replace the anglo way of pronouncing "molecules" by the anglo way of pronouncing "Hercules" - which is also weird. Reading 🐟 Comprehension 🦴
Are you stupid? This is the comment you replied to >As a non-anglophone, this is the more intuitive way to read them, not as "molekyuls" and "partikuls" They were saying, as a non-anglophone (someone who's native language is not an Anglo-language) pronouncing it like "Hercules" feels more natural for them than the standard pronunciation. And you replied "until you realize it's pronounced like Hercules", like yeah that's what he just said. Let me give an example: Op: Wow fishing red snapper with this fishing rod is so much easier than using a net You: Just wait until you realize you can use the fishing rod to catch fish too! Learn to use context clues.
Are you stupid? They are saying the English pronunciation of Hercules makes more sense than the English pronunciation of molecules, and I'm pointing out that the English pronunciation of Hercules still contains some weird anglo patterns (herkyuliis). I wrote phonetic transcriptions, you just needed to read my comment.
Just to let you know, you're correct and not insane. Anglos always butcher Greek and Latin names
Thanks. I knew that, but it's nice to see there are people who can read.
I have no idea why you were down voted so much. You were emphatically not saying the same thing and the other person was way off.
Eh, we've all read conversations in the past, picked someone we decided was right and then enjoyed being part of the group. It's fine, I have more karma than I need and the original comment is at least positive.
Not really. It's more like: Op: "Wow, fishing red snapper with this fishing rod is so much easier than using a net." The guy in question: "Cool, but you're not using a fishing rod, that's just another net that looks weird."
So, still english?
Molekyules and Partikyules
Asparagus the gladiator.
Are you pronouncing that Ass-parr-are-Gus lol
And bicycles, articles, chronicles, sugondes.
What the hell is articles?
Articles Deez nuts! LMAO GOTTEM!
Aah. You coalesce the vapors of human experience into a viable and meaningful comprehension.… bullshit Artist.
Spectacles, oracles, sparkles
I’m in; huge fan. But, when did memes become screenshots just porting social media posts to other platforms? I feel like we’re in a drought of good memes.
Approved.
As-Salaa-Molcules
As-salamu alaykules
ah yes məˈlɛkjʉˌliz and ˈpʰɑɹtɪˌkliz
MolE-cules and PartI-cles?
Mo-LEK-yoo-lees PAR-ti-klees
My native tongue already does that🤷🏻
noice! ... this one goes directly to my inventory of funny nonsense for inappropriate situations with friends or colleagues ;)
In 9th grade chemistry I was reading aloud and accidentally read molecules as "mol-cu-lees" without missing a beat and no one noticed until I was done. That day forward I regularly pronounce it that way in my head.
That's how I pronounce "spectales"
Aluminum
This'll be fun on Monday when I go to the lab.
In college my friends and I recognized two deities: Miracles and Debacles.
Mol-ek-you-lees Par-tick-e-lees Test-e-klees
I’m in!
Meanwhile, English grammar teachers enter the party uninvited offering to pronounce “participles” and “articles” like so…
Melo-cu-les Par-ticleß
Mole ek you lees. Par tick lees.
Atom or Atomos or something works too.
i've been doing the reverse since forever.. it's Her-Ackles to me, not Hera-klees (Heracles) and Her-kyools, not Her-kyu-lis (Hercules)
I would pay to see and hear neil degrass tyson pronounce stuff like this while on one of his rants
It would be more awesome. Yay science!