Wu-ster-shir sauce

>wu-ster-shir sauce

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Isnt it pronounced more like Wore-Shis-Ter?

OP is correct
t. Eternal Anglo

why is this fucking allowed?

whur-shest-ur-shire

it says right on the label

no shit, the whole 'rche' part is silent??

it says wore-chest-er-shair on the label tho

Worse to shoo shoo sher

Yes also Leicestershire for example is pronounced Lester-sher.

Because it's our sauce and over our thousands of years of history place name pronunciation changed.

I pronounce it WUSS-TER sauce

The episode of "how it's made" for that stuff is intense.

Wor-shest-er-shy-er saw-se

Featheringstonehaugh. This is a British surname.

It is pronounced; Fan-Shaw.

>wus-ta-shire

This.

I know of one man with the name of Raymond Luxury-Yacht, yet it is pronounced "Throatwobbler Mangrove".

The shire part is silent you fucking retards

No, it isn't.

link?

Where I live we call it english sauce. Much easier and simpler to say.

youtube.com/watch?v=TZznz1vs2sk

Impressive, especially the onions and garlic that are pickled for 1-2 years.

Like Tabasco sauce... I'm always impressed when companies have relatively long aging processes for simple condiments or other products.

woyster-sure. All other pronunciations are wrong.

Gordon Ramsay and a bunch of other British chefs I watch call it "Wooster Sauce" so I've taken to call it that.

Not according to their website, fag bag

leaperrins.com/History

I can only assume this is from 600 years of brits being drunken layabouts who can't help but slur their words even when sober.

Christ, even the Australians made an accent out of it, y'all can't even be arsed.

Yes, it is!

>y'all
What happened there then, me laddo?

What sure as hell didn't happen is a seven goddamned syllable word being butchered into two or three consonants, you reprobate.

This is correct

is a faggot

Why don't you show us all how you niggers spell 'colour' so we can laugh at you

so what do you do with it
literally never use it for anything

Goes well red meat. Pretty good on grilled cheese too

It's not our fault that a shipment of u's from England was lost in a storm and we've had to go without for generations.

Marinades
God-tier steak seasoning (rub it into the meat before you cook them)
Seasoning for any kind of red-meat based stew
It's also great in beef gravy, pan sauces & reductions

This'll confuse 'em, Guv'ner.

because they just don't care enough to pronounce it
we'd use it on cheap, thin, on sale steak

>getting rid of superfluous u's is bad
youu fucking idiout

Here's your reparations.

>superfluous
srely yo mean sperflos?

Good god no.

No, those Us aren't superfluous. The one in "colour" is.

Where are you getting "chest" from?

Wait, how do you pronounce motor? Does it rhyme with colour? It doesn't in English.

I think yo're srely ot of yor depth here

English doesn't work like that though. listen to the sound of the first o in each of those two words. The u doesn't affect (please tell me I used the right one there (and also there) ) either of those.

The "-or" syllable is the same, but otherwise the words are different.

You used the right affect, and the right there. And you are correct that the u does not modify the first 'o' in colour. Because it modifies the sound of the final syllable.

english pronunciation isn't consistent anyway

You do know what 'rhyme' means? Color and motor do not rhyme, because the last syllable is sounded differently. The 'u' in colour therefore clearly did have an effect on the sound of the word, and was not superfluous.

>Because it modifies the sound of the final syllable.

It doesn't modify anything. It's completely superfluous.

>Color and motor do not rhyme

I never said they did.

>>The 'u' in colour therefore clearly did have an effect on the sound of the word

No, the previous syllable did.

So, are we down to baseless assertions on both sides now? I live in an area of Britain in which there is a clear difference in the sound of words like dolor or motor and the word 'colour'. It seems fairly clear that this difference is down to the presence of an additional vowel in the word, since it is the vowel sound in the word that is different. Claiming that the additional vowel is superfluous would suggest that all three words have the same vowel sound in the final syllable, which they don't.

>woystershiar sauce

Good god my fucking ears. It should be illegal for Americans to pronounce foreign names.

Hello, my Brazilian fellow.

>t. Southern fairy

War Chester Shire

"The machine recloses each bottle with a one-piece plastic flip top cap"
"Inside there's a small hole to ensure that sauce dispenses at the right flow rate"
"This prevents accidentally pouring too much sauce"
>IMPLYING YOU CAN POUR TOO MUCH

Whoosh-tur-sheer

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wer-sher-ster
There is no other correct way. Everyone else only has alternative facts.

Pronounce "Cholmondeley".
I fucking dare you.

Chumley

Coal-Mandalay

>mfw Americans pronounce Auchinleck "aww-chin-leck"
[spoiler]its "aff-leck"

It's pronounced "Wer-shner-dir."
>Americans will really pronounce all the letters

Awk-tin-leek?

...

This is the actress Saoirse Ronan, have a go at pronouncing her name.

Wrong, it's actually pronounced;

Shit-Speck Rayman Origins.

She's starring in a refugee romance where she finds love in a Muslim country but then has to flee because it's a Muslim country.

It's set in Canada

>Wait for it......

Actually...
>t. Laaahndaner

I heart love? I love love?

Wrong
>wuster sauce
>wor-chester-shire sauce

Correct
>wust-a-sher sauce (British pronunciation)

>Worcestershire sauce
>Worce - ster - shire sauce

the pronunciation makes perfect sense if you think of it like that

-ster is an old english suffix (dumpster, gangster, and so on) and -shire is also old english meaning settlement.

>"British"

Please stop using this term. Is that how the Scots and Irish and Welsh say it, is it?

Irish aren't British.

>what is Northern Ireland

Irish you prick.
That's why its the united kingdom of Great Britain and northern Ireland.

fucking retard

Orangie proddy dogs?

Brits plz go. Bombs are only good in Jäger

English, you mean. I'm not being lumped in with the Scots.

You either think Lea And Perrins on cheese on toast is the dankest fucking shit ever or you're WRONG.

mate of mine fingered her outside of an underage disco tb h

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Actually, there's a case for both considering that, geographically, Ireland sits within the British Isles

So y'know, both of you fuck off or whatever

As a Bostonian, it's pronounced "Wuss-ter-sheer"

Motor is pronounced ˈmōdər and color is pronounced ˈkələr. The second vowel sounded in both words is the same--it's the vowel of the first syllables that differ. This being the case, your u in colour is superfluous.

Moe-Ter
Kuh-Ler

>were chester shire sauce

>Bostonian
>hasn't met Matt Damon yet

What are you doing with your life user?

Wurshurdurdur

this roundabout makes me want to kill myself

Oh fuck off and derail someone elses thread. Jesus.

How the fuck do you even get those pronunciations?

>Anglos are so mentally impaired they can't spell words in their own language
Just gas them all already

>Non-Anglos think they are people
Wew lad.

Mr. Smoketoomuch