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>"Brad Pit" becomes "brahdjee pitchee" I think this is very much standard all over Brazil. It's a common pattern in a large amount of english words, I think mo
by lvass 5y ago
>"Brad Pit" becomes "brahdjee pitchee"
I think this is very much standard all over Brazil. It's a common pattern in a large amount of english words, I think most or all of us can pronounce it correctly, but we don't because it'd be harder say and recognize while trying to pronounce it like an american almost sounds like pedantry here.
- lucis 5y ago> I think this is very much standard all over Brazil. You mean about the "mispronunciation"? Because the j in "bradhjee" I hear mostly in southeastern accents, where people in Northeast says it more closely with how it's spoken in English.
- SwiftyBug 5y agoI believe the standardization refers to adding the vowels to the end of thos consonant-ended words. I believe most northeasterners would say "brédi píti".