This, but when I first saw the word, I thought it was pernounced Me-Lee.WorldCritic said:May-Lay, other soundings just sound odd to me.
This, but when I first saw the word, I thought it was pernounced Me-Lee.WorldCritic said:May-Lay, other soundings just sound odd to me.
I'm not sure how familiar you are with the English language, but we have a long and storied history of adopting French words for the express purpose of butchering them.zer0kevin said:ITS FRENCH: mêlée is the actual spelling. So the correct way to say it grammatically is may-lay
As a noun or adjective? Cause the stress is different for each.JackandTom said:I've heard it said two ways but I wanted to know what was more common. Personally I say it like Me Lee, like its spelt but what about you
guys?
If you are in America you don't have to worry about being wrong. That is how you say it.Fr said:anc[is]In my head I say "may lay", but when I speak out loud I try not to say it in case I'm wrong
No.ninjapenguin981 said:Meh-Lay. That's how it's supposed to be pronounced. If you pronounce it another way you're either stupid or American.
But the people who did say it that way. Food for thought.Giest4life said:Me Lee. And I get annoyed when people correct me. "Fuck you, *****, you didn't invent the word" is what I feel like saying every time someone does that.
Same. I always found it weird to say it the other way.Anarchemitis said:May-lay is how I say it.
lol, sorry about that!DeadlyYellow said:It'salmostashardashittingthespacebarbetweeneveryword.Plurralbles said:maylay
Is it really that hard to pick up a fucking dictionary and find out if you'rebutchering your own language or not?
But I jest.
This is exactly how I pronounce it (I quoted you to avoid a low content post. Muhahahaha)GodsAndFishes said:Mel-lay.
Erm I should probably write some more stuff to avoid a low content post...