Dis or Dat?
Dis or Dat?
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- Akagiyama3
When you say it out loud, do you say:
DIS: kruh-SAHNT
DAT: kwah-SOH
- Covfefepalimpsest
- "one of those, please"Krassy
- DE OTHER THING:
"Crrwoa-Sant" with a silent T.
Because French.Continuity - CruasánOBBTKN
- Croissantpalimpsest
- Crescent Rolls_niko
- Crustaceancanoe
- Croissant pleaseutopian
- as French as possible, definitely not DISMrT
- horn bread.pango
- Neither... it's cross-ont!sab
- buttery rich boomerang biscuitfuturefood
- ^pango
- dis is the only right way:
https://www.youtube.…milfhunter - Kurasana, in basqueOBBTKN
- Kurasana is an oxymoron.
I'll get my coat.palimpsest - lol milfhuntermort_
- Crab cakes should be this shape.mort_
- Although I see your point.
As a Baltimorean, no!palimpsest - Qua-sawnbezoar
- lol pali. Fair denuffmort_
- CORASÁNmaquito
- "Aaron earned an iron urn"palimpsest
- LOL @futurefood !Krassy
- Kwa-sontBK
- https://www.youtube.…Krassy
- kwa-songhNairn
- there's a hint of an r in front of that w, but only barely.Nairn