Dunno if this was already asked here. Why do some people pronounced the letter P as B? Peugeot would sound Bijou and 'people' would be 'bibol', 'ping' into 'bing', etc..Does the letter P have no phonetic equivalent in the arabic language?
Actually confusion in pronouncing P as B concerns only for Arabic countries having English s second language. If speak to a people from Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and Mauritania you will notice that.
I feel it is dificiency since first steps of learning English language. I have met some well educated people and even English Teachers having the same problem.
A particular region in the Phils. interchanges F for P and vice versa. We have language idiosyncracies the same as anybody else's. Even native english speakers like the americans. Hard for them to pronounced 'peeved', and instead they use the vulgar word for urinated to express anger- I'm pissed. I wonder what term they would use if they're really very angry? :)
well all nationalities that aren't native English speakers have problems pronouncing words......every single one of them and no doubt if you aren't native English you probably have problems pronouncing words too!
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Why isn't 'phonetic' (or should that be bhonetic..) spelt the way it sounds?
reason why some pronounce 'F', 'P' ... Pipe [Five], Beeb [Beef] ... :)
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well not really...
some ppl just don't care about it and it's just not a big deal for them
iam arabian girl, but i can say P ^^
thanks for asking
hahahahaha... anime zinai yo!! suki janai!!
iche nen gurai nihon kita, dakara nihongo wakaru.
zanen desu nga, nihon o zutto sabishi da ne.... hontou ni!!
Nin dai yo??
"Everything in this book may be wrong." Illusions: The Adventures of The Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach
dare ni iite imasu ka? nihongo shabereru??
I even translate Kanji and Hiragana phrases...
"Everything in this book may be wrong." Illusions: The Adventures of The Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach
in japan (nihongo), it is arranged like this;
a i u e o
ba bi bu be bo
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yeah, their tounge cannot prounce "la" and say it as "ra"
The fact of not having the letter P in arabic language is not an excuse of not pronoucing the letter P in the right way.
Do we have the letter V in arabic? Whay do we pronounce it in the right way and not the same for P?
...and it's usually R...ra re ri ro ru...
"Everything in this book may be wrong." Illusions: The Adventures of The Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach
Actually confusion in pronouncing P as B concerns only for Arabic countries having English s second language. If speak to a people from Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and Mauritania you will notice that.
I feel it is dificiency since first steps of learning English language. I have met some well educated people and even English Teachers having the same problem.
fan_ni_sarap said yes ...
Yes there is no letter P in arabic alphabet. The nearest letter that sounds like P is B. Like papa=baba etc.
Thats the correct answer..
Did you also noticed that somany Indians pronoce W as V?
if that is the case then how do philipinos say when they want to say parking? lol
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A particular region in the Phils. interchanges F for P and vice versa. We have language idiosyncracies the same as anybody else's. Even native english speakers like the americans. Hard for them to pronounced 'peeved', and instead they use the vulgar word for urinated to express anger- I'm pissed. I wonder what term they would use if they're really very angry? :)
I notice that in egyptian workers in Jordan long time ago.
But here in Qatar I noticed another issue. Philipine ppl dont pronounce 'F', they pronounce as 'P'... is this general, or only ppl around me?
- I'll go back to Spain soon...
- Oh! When do you 'play'? (instead of fly)
War looking for peace,
is like fornication looking for virginity.
tell your friend... to say aw....aw....aw... and remind your friend to bark his car in proper barking area so he won't pay the fine for wrong barking.
this tobic is nice... hehehhe
mapi mapi pipty pibe riyals
lol pipty pibe riyals awwww its so sweet lol
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oh yeah supernurse we find difficulty pronouncing f and p (interchangeably).. :D five to pive....
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say woof woof... or just ask the police to give him barking ticket... :P
but!...but!...but this there!... and you have ben?
can someone translate this?... :D
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well all nationalities that aren't native English speakers have problems pronouncing words......every single one of them and no doubt if you aren't native English you probably have problems pronouncing words too!
can i bark here?
a friend of mine seeking permission to park his car. What should i say?
doesz the buzz stob hina?
bebsi blease...
and funny too!! haha!
no upper or lower case, there is no equivalent of V,P, CH,ng
Mr. Baul No Barking blease. Paul in arabic means Yuck
Yes there is no letter P in arabic alphabet. The nearest letter that sounds like P is B. Like papa=baba etc.
Beugeot is the Bibols car not VW!
i miss abble.. :(
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Give me a "Bebsi" Pl. :)
Ban Spoon Feeding not Me
blease... :)