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I speak two languages (English and Russian) and have never found their name to be awkward. This is the first time, actually, that I've seen somebody say they do
by piekvorst 7mo ago
I speak two languages (English and Russian) and have never found their name to be awkward. This is the first time, actually, that I've seen somebody say they don't like their name.
- notachatbot123 7mo agoA good indicator is that the Wikipedia page even has pronounciation information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreOffice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreOffice What other major software has that?
- bloak 7mo ago> What other major software has that? Linux? EDIT: Also Qt, MySQL, SQLite, GIMP (rather unnecessarily), ...
- mock-possum 7mo agoSomewhat disappointingly, it’s just pronounced exactly the way it’s spelled: LEE-bruh-OFF-iss Ref: https://youtu.be/YHBve8v13VY?si=Bql2vH6C4goZN_kX https://youtu.be/YHBve8v13VY?si=Bql2vH6C4goZN_kX From your comment somehow I was expecting something a bit more exotic
- socalgal2 7mo agoTIL it's 'bruh'. Until today I thought it was 'bray'