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jibberific
3/20/2008 9:36:15 AM
Well me personally i say "ow-dee"

I don't know why but it just bugs the crap out of me when people pronounce it the other way. "ah-dee". It doesn't sound german at all.
TopSpeedCustoms
3/20/2008 9:39:53 AM
"porterhouse!,  there's a brown ow-dee in my parking space,  I want it towed away imediatly!"
CoBra03TerminAtoR
3/20/2008 9:43:01 AM
audi... its kinda like "howdy" just with out the "H"... haha thats my favorite reminder to people, i found it on the forums
Whiplash
3/20/2008 10:33:34 AM
I say it how its spelled.
AZAudiA6Q
3/20/2008 10:39:31 AM
quote:

ORIGINAL: Whiplash

I say it how its spelled.

 
Good one. Now pronounce resume.
murdermakescents
3/20/2008 10:54:36 AM
god dammit. i'm the 1 person who accidentally lagged and clicked the wrong ****ing thing! ITS OW-DEE NOT AW-DEE!
kolbs_91
3/20/2008 11:00:04 AM
quote:

ORIGINAL: murdermakescents

god dammit. i'm the 1 person who accidentally lagged and clicked the wrong ****ing thing!





johnnythefox
3/20/2008 1:29:39 PM
 it's ow-dee, but everyone where i live says it like "aw-dee".....bugs the hell out of me
vaportrails
3/20/2008 2:00:00 PM
If they say aw-dee, then mispronounce their name to make a point. I did that today, someone said Auh-dee, and i called her chrisdee and she got the point, then called me a snob
Trey25
3/20/2008 2:30:08 PM
Hmm...I pronounce it like the word "ouch" but with CH replaced with a DI. So it's "ou-di", does that make sense? lol... I don't get this aw-"dee" business.
socaljoe
3/20/2008 2:51:30 PM
quote:

ORIGINAL: CoBra03TerminAtoR

audi... its kinda like "howdy" just with out the "H"... haha thats my favorite reminder to people, i found it on the forums

 
+1
Whiplash
3/20/2008 2:55:47 PM
English language doesn't make sense.
Wilcox
3/20/2008 3:12:34 PM
Ow-Dee would be my Guess . . . I'm no Scientist and as a Scientist I can contest the the FACT that its pronounced Ow-Dee. Get it right or pay the price. Thats what I say! 
euro_2nr
3/20/2008 3:36:40 PM
"Sweet! I got a freaking Audi!(ow-dee n.)"

Peter says it all. (Someone supply me with the appropiate image)
badassb5
3/20/2008 3:47:57 PM
Howdy I drive an Audi....  get it :)

Actually I drive a Civic but you get the picture
AUDIjp98
3/20/2008 3:49:58 PM
i say it Ow-dee

no other way IMO
pilihp2
3/20/2008 6:23:36 PM
i was talking with my friends and my girlfriend the other day and we were talking about cars.
my girlfriend called it Aw-dee, and I felt like breaking up with her right there.
 
but really?
I hate it when people say aw-dee
 
it just gets on my nerves.
really.
 
 
FasterA4ThanUrs
3/20/2008 6:36:51 PM
"a rose by any other name is still a rose"
AUDIjp98
3/20/2008 6:57:58 PM
in germany, AU is pronounced "OW"

its a german car

hence why we say "ow-dee"
Trey25
3/20/2008 7:05:03 PM
yea but the "dee" part sounds long and drawn out. I thought it was more like a quick "di". I dunno
32_d3gr33s
3/20/2008 9:52:20 PM
quote:

ORIGINAL: AUDIjp98

in germany, AU is pronounced "OW"

its a german car

hence why we say "ow-dee"


How do you pronounce porsche?

is it pour-shhh
or is it pour-sha

CamoA6
3/20/2008 10:02:39 PM
pour-sha
FasterA4ThanUrs
3/20/2008 10:38:13 PM
+1 for pour-sha
kolbs_91
3/20/2008 10:47:39 PM
Porsche is a surname pronounced as 'pour-shuh' by the family itself, so there can be no German - to - English translation BS when it comes to that.  There was a pretty big dispute about the pronunciation of Porsche in my English class a few months ago, so my teacher ended up looking it up online.   What's worse is that one of the people that SWORE it was pronounced as 'pour-shh' has a brother with two Porsches and parents who both drive BMWs. 

By the way, I live in the middle of innumerable square miles of corn fields - would anyone like to guess how many times my car gets called an 'aw-dee'??
Amze
3/20/2008 11:30:07 PM
out-he. 
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