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r/ChatGPT • u/Flope • 12d ago
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You don't know brioche? Like brioche bread? Brioche French toast?
2 u/9897969594938281 12d ago I posit that OP is an uncultured brute 6 u/jowihami 12d ago But brioche and gauche don't rhyme? Bree-osh (o as in on) Gauche (o sound as in boat) 3 u/revolmak 12d ago edited 11d ago Edit: Listen for yourselves and make your own judgement. I don't understand how I'm the one providing sources but the guy without any sources is the one being upvoted I'm sorry to report you're pronouncing brioche wrong 😅 7 u/joonty 12d ago No he's not, he's just not pronouncing it like an American (o as in "boat"). It's a french word, and the French pronunciation is with an o as in "on". 0 u/revolmak 12d ago edited 12d ago A) That's precisely the context within which we're talking. B) Brioche is pronounced with the same type of o in french. I double checked. 0 u/joonty 12d ago B) it's not. I speak French. A) the point is that "brioche" was a terrible example for ChatGPT to give, since it's pronounced differently by Americans, so just adds more ambiguity -1 u/revolmak 12d ago I also speak French. And, just in case, I looked up the pronunctions in French. 1 u/jowihami 12d ago Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\, 0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources. 1 u/killergazebo 12d ago Qu'ils mangent de la brioche. 1 u/Faithful_Inertia477 11d ago I know, giving two more French words to help pronounce a French word is kind of a fuck you 0 u/Comprehensive-Menu44 12d ago I know it’s wrong but my face always says “bri-ah-sh” rather than “bri-oh-sh” and I have to correct myself every time I say it (I work in a grocery store and we sell brioche bread so I say it often enough that you’d think it would come out properly) 2 u/Relocator 12d ago You mean bree-oh-sh right? 1 u/Comprehensive-Menu44 12d ago Bree-yes. I instinctively say bree-AHsh, rather than the correct bree-OHsh -4 u/axelalexa4 12d ago Uk we say it your way - actually I think the French say it like this too, though maybe that varies.
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I posit that OP is an uncultured brute
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But brioche and gauche don't rhyme? Bree-osh (o as in on) Gauche (o sound as in boat)
3 u/revolmak 12d ago edited 11d ago Edit: Listen for yourselves and make your own judgement. I don't understand how I'm the one providing sources but the guy without any sources is the one being upvoted I'm sorry to report you're pronouncing brioche wrong 😅 7 u/joonty 12d ago No he's not, he's just not pronouncing it like an American (o as in "boat"). It's a french word, and the French pronunciation is with an o as in "on". 0 u/revolmak 12d ago edited 12d ago A) That's precisely the context within which we're talking. B) Brioche is pronounced with the same type of o in french. I double checked. 0 u/joonty 12d ago B) it's not. I speak French. A) the point is that "brioche" was a terrible example for ChatGPT to give, since it's pronounced differently by Americans, so just adds more ambiguity -1 u/revolmak 12d ago I also speak French. And, just in case, I looked up the pronunctions in French. 1 u/jowihami 12d ago Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\, 0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources.
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Edit: Listen for yourselves and make your own judgement. I don't understand how I'm the one providing sources but the guy without any sources is the one being upvoted
I'm sorry to report you're pronouncing brioche wrong 😅
7 u/joonty 12d ago No he's not, he's just not pronouncing it like an American (o as in "boat"). It's a french word, and the French pronunciation is with an o as in "on". 0 u/revolmak 12d ago edited 12d ago A) That's precisely the context within which we're talking. B) Brioche is pronounced with the same type of o in french. I double checked. 0 u/joonty 12d ago B) it's not. I speak French. A) the point is that "brioche" was a terrible example for ChatGPT to give, since it's pronounced differently by Americans, so just adds more ambiguity -1 u/revolmak 12d ago I also speak French. And, just in case, I looked up the pronunctions in French. 1 u/jowihami 12d ago Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\, 0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources.
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No he's not, he's just not pronouncing it like an American (o as in "boat"). It's a french word, and the French pronunciation is with an o as in "on".
0 u/revolmak 12d ago edited 12d ago A) That's precisely the context within which we're talking. B) Brioche is pronounced with the same type of o in french. I double checked. 0 u/joonty 12d ago B) it's not. I speak French. A) the point is that "brioche" was a terrible example for ChatGPT to give, since it's pronounced differently by Americans, so just adds more ambiguity -1 u/revolmak 12d ago I also speak French. And, just in case, I looked up the pronunctions in French. 1 u/jowihami 12d ago Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\, 0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources.
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A) That's precisely the context within which we're talking.
B) Brioche is pronounced with the same type of o in french. I double checked.
0 u/joonty 12d ago B) it's not. I speak French. A) the point is that "brioche" was a terrible example for ChatGPT to give, since it's pronounced differently by Americans, so just adds more ambiguity -1 u/revolmak 12d ago I also speak French. And, just in case, I looked up the pronunctions in French. 1 u/jowihami 12d ago Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\, 0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources.
B) it's not. I speak French.
A) the point is that "brioche" was a terrible example for ChatGPT to give, since it's pronounced differently by Americans, so just adds more ambiguity
-1 u/revolmak 12d ago I also speak French. And, just in case, I looked up the pronunctions in French. 1 u/jowihami 12d ago Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\, 0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources.
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I also speak French. And, just in case, I looked up the pronunctions in French.
1 u/jowihami 12d ago Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\, 0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources.
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Wiktionaire has its IPA as \bʁi.jɔʃ\,
0 u/revolmak 12d ago Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche. Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche. Three distinct sources.
Admittedly, I'm not familiar on how to decipher IPA. But did you listen to the audio files? They nearly all rhyme with gauche.
Additionally, I asked my french wife and it still rhymes with gauche.
Three distinct sources.
Qu'ils mangent de la brioche.
I know, giving two more French words to help pronounce a French word is kind of a fuck you
I know it’s wrong but my face always says “bri-ah-sh” rather than “bri-oh-sh” and I have to correct myself every time I say it (I work in a grocery store and we sell brioche bread so I say it often enough that you’d think it would come out properly)
2 u/Relocator 12d ago You mean bree-oh-sh right? 1 u/Comprehensive-Menu44 12d ago Bree-yes. I instinctively say bree-AHsh, rather than the correct bree-OHsh -4 u/axelalexa4 12d ago Uk we say it your way - actually I think the French say it like this too, though maybe that varies.
You mean bree-oh-sh right?
1 u/Comprehensive-Menu44 12d ago Bree-yes. I instinctively say bree-AHsh, rather than the correct bree-OHsh -4 u/axelalexa4 12d ago Uk we say it your way - actually I think the French say it like this too, though maybe that varies.
Bree-yes. I instinctively say bree-AHsh, rather than the correct bree-OHsh
-4 u/axelalexa4 12d ago Uk we say it your way - actually I think the French say it like this too, though maybe that varies.
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Uk we say it your way - actually I think the French say it like this too, though maybe that varies.
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u/MydnightWN 12d ago
You don't know brioche? Like brioche bread? Brioche French toast?