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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  Well, that would be too simple :D
  "Poulet" is "masculine" (?), so you'd say "Aucun". And since " Aucun" means more "not even one", you would rather say " pas de poulet", which is more like "not chicken at all".
  #Fun :p

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  @Deavmi Aucune means "none", but here the sentence meant " no idea"

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  That must be because you don't have to speak french everyday ;)

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  Sarah 7 years ago

  I love French too, but it's 15 years since k studied it so I'm a bit rusty!much better at speaking it than I am writing it!!

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  Aucune idée :p
  Well, french is an annoying language, too many random accents :')

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  Pas une omelette du fromage? :p

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  Wel, dankie :D
  Ok, I cheated on that one :3

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  Well, I think I can remember that much :3

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  @Deavmi Could say it in any african language though :p

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  Stolensoul 7 years ago

  In french the pronounciation would be with a "j" like "juice". Doesn't sound really nice, I'll stick with the laser sound :3

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  Maxxcan 7 years ago

  @Joe eyyyyy I don't know how is the real pronunciation but I say peeyuuu :)

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  Sarah 7 years ago

  @mukt , we'll have to think about this, I've always called it perjuu, as does @joe. I love the fact that everyone pronounces it differently and think we should keep it like that 😀

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  Mukt 7 years ago

  Reminds me of my first ever post on Pjuu. I had the same question. 'Pyew' wasn't an answer then, but it is my favourite now.
  
  So Pjuu is pronounced 'Pyew'. We must settle upon it, stamp ot, and put it somewhere on the introduction thingy. :-)

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  Joe 7 years ago

  BTW @tobi the pyew does sound like a blaster

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  Joe 7 years ago

  I think Spanish people would do the same thing or say poo 😜?? @maxxcan?

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  Pietlu 7 years ago

  ... since it's the way you would pronounce it if it was an german word ^^

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  Pietlu 7 years ago

  that's right, @joe, I pronounce it like pyew, too

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  Joe 7 years ago

  Yea I say it like @sarah I know @meldrian who is German and made a video says pyew which I like also. I think it's good everyone says it different. I guess @sick_d and @pietlu will say pyew also.

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  Sarah 7 years ago

  it's a funny one, I pronounce it like perjew (emphasis on the juu bit) but depending on where in the world you're from, I think it'll be said differently!😀

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