Which way Anglo man

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza A world where the brits would die before properly pronouncing a French word!

@RundownRabbit @Anchovy_Pizza respectable lmao

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza In ww1 British troops called Ypres, wippers so you know... just British things

@GrenadierConfes @Anchovy_Pizza ohh the more you know

@Ahoworksco This is why we rebelled

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza Thank god for the americans, otherwise Colour would never become color..

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza In the anglo world aho, wouldnt want to sound like a filthy frog

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza British "people" at it again

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza In bri*ain

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza the correct one lmao

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza I what world does Lieu sound like Loo

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza It’s French

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza "Lef" comes from sounding like "liev" or "lev".

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza If memory serves, I believe a theorised origin of "Lef" is old french. The English started using it before the french later changed to "Lieu." At that point, the English refused to change.

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza Explain how Colonel sounds like Kernal.

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza A BRITISH ONE

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza Historically speaking. Back in the day Officers were shoulder boards to identify themselves. Lieutenants were gold on the left side only. Hence Leftenants.

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza in what world does "colonel" sound like "kernel"

@Ahoworksco @Anchovy_Pizza It's even more funny when you realize the great English vowel shift allowed American English to preserve more French pronunciations