Preaseason 3 Baltimore Ravens @ Philadelphia Eagles

[Nurps]

Put on the jags fins game and they’re talking about how we are gonna eat the fins Oline up in W1

 

[RL52TheGreatest]

The real reason that they called the game is because the refs are exhausted and are unable to throw any more penalty flags

 

[JO_75]

Put on the jags fins game and they’re talking about how we are gonna eat the fins Oline up in W1

But Josh Rosen just had a 99 yard drive.....

 

[RavensMania]

I believe 2016

you're right. He played a full season in 2018

 

[JoeyFlex5]

It’s apparently how he wants people to say it

Nah... he can deal with me mispronouncing it because I’m not pronouncing a goddamn C like a TH

 

[RavensMania]

Nah... he can deal with me mispronouncing it because I’m not pronouncing a goddamn C like a TH

a spanish C is pronounced with th. just saying

 

[JoeyFlex5]

a spanish C is pronounced with th. just saying

I’m not bilingual but I spent some years working with a lot of Latinos and I did learn a good bit of Spanish(which Ive forgotten by now lol) and was around them every day, hearing them talk and trying to communicate with them, I do not recall any words where what would be an English long C is pronounced like a TH in Spanish.

I’ll need examples of this before I just take your word on it lol

 

[rossihunter2]

I’m not bilingual but I spent some years working with a lot of Latinos and I did learn a good bit of Spanish(which Ive forgotten by now lol) and was around them every day, hearing them talk and trying to communicate with them, I do not recall any words where what would be an English long C is pronounced like a TH in Spanish.

I’ll need examples of this before I just take your word on it lol

in traditional spanish the c is pronounced "th" - in latin america its traditionally pronounced "s" - probably depends on his particular heritage which appears to be from Spain and not American/Latin American so the "th" is correct

 

[allblackraven]

I’m not bilingual but I spent some years working with a lot of Latinos and I did learn a good bit of Spanish(which Ive forgotten by now lol) and was around them every day, hearing them talk and trying to communicate with them, I do not recall any words where what would be an English long C is pronounced like a TH in Spanish.

I’ll need examples of this before I just take your word on it lol

Cutty, that you?

 

[JoeyFlex5]

in traditional spanish the c is pronounced "th" - in latin america its traditionally pronounced "s" - probably depends on his particular heritage which appears to be from Spain and not American/Latin American so the "th" is correct

Ahhhh so European Spanish. Ok, that makes sense then. Because I don’t think I’ve ever heard Spanish from a Spaniard lol

 

[JoeyFlex5]

Cutty, that you?

Yes that was me from 19-21 being the only American laborer at a huge concrete company that hired all Latinos lol. I’m talking 100+ employees at a job site and I’m the only one who spoke English aside from the 1 or 2 superintendents

 

[rossihunter2]

Ahhhh so European Spanish. Ok, that makes sense then. Because I don’t think I’ve ever heard Spanish from a Spaniard lol

yeah i just googled it - his family is from zaragoza in spain (where he was born also) so definitely "th"

 

[JoeyFlex5]

yeah i just googled it - his family is from zaragoza in spain (where he was born also) so definitely "th"

That’s fine and all but I’m not gonna respect that and I’m gonna pronounce it arcega because the proper way sounds like a lisp lol