minus-squareLehmuusa@nord.pubtoxkcd@lemmy.world•xkcd #3232: Countdown StandardlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up9·edit-27 hours ago In Finnish we typically say "Än, yy, tee, nyt!", because our word for "now", nyt, is composed of letters N, Y and T. The “y” is pronounced roughly the same way as “ew” in “new”. “ä” in the same as “a” in “cat”, and “e” is the same as “e” in “well”. How about translating this to English and using the following as the standard? "Aehn, oh, double you, now!" 🙃 linkfedilink
In Finnish we typically say "Än, yy, tee, nyt!", because our word for "now", nyt, is composed of letters N, Y and T.
The “y” is pronounced roughly the same way as “ew” in “new”. “ä” in the same as “a” in “cat”, and “e” is the same as “e” in “well”.
How about translating this to English and using the following as the standard?
"Aehn, oh, double you, now!"
🙃