1 fact 90% of you didn't know before.

[Mathylde 3]

It prononces on whatever melody your native language and/or your regional accent give to it. And that's a wonderfull thing.

Edited March 25, 2014 by Mathylde

[Ozar 108]

 

It just annoys me that people can't pronounce stuff right.

man i want to have your Problems.

how can you say something about the pronounciation in a written text? some People ....

Edited March 25, 2014 by Ozar

[St. Jimmy 1631]

Makaroni in Finnish.

[Ozar 108]

its the Schernassus chakkakov.

[Mopa 44]

I care

 

The butchering of a language is unforgivable.

 

Just look what us Aussies and Americans have done to English.

 

1) Dumb, surely you have more important things in life to care about. If person A speaks and person B understands and the situation is not in a professional setting then who cares. The internet is like texting... Who cares. Far out. 

 

2) Yes lets generalize a whole country, better yet! two!

 

3) No doubt you are not Australian... we are way more chilled out then that. Pompous ass hat. 

[Ozar 108]

3) No doubt you are not Australian... we are way more chilled out then that. Pompous ass hat. 

 nice one

[Mopa 44]

 nice one

 

and yes the "then" was used to make his head explode. I butcher this language and deserve to die. 

[The_Monk 320]

Fuck. This entire time I have been pronouncing it like this:

 

[Mopa 44]

^ haha

[gibonez 3633]

What a wonderful and insightful thread/ Sarcasm.

[HeroOfTheHeros 5]

I have never intended to make this thread a flame war, war of people who agree and those who disagree.

 

I'll ask someone to lock this thread, probably.

[onkel (DayZ) 5]

Did you guys know that all languages originate from a small folk called the .... in southcentral africa?

That language is mostly characterized by a clicking sound.

True Story.

[Trigger Hippy 176]

Ugh... when I said ChernarUs', U means it's pronounced longer, ' meant it's pronounced ... um, differently, smoother, higher voice/tone, call it whatever you want.

 

I think he was being witty...as in Toys 'R' Us

[Trigger Hippy 176]

Nah, they didn't.

So?

 

The signs are in Russian, and in Russian it's ChernArus'.

 

Period.

 

We call the capital of France Paris...as in Par-iss...only the French pronounce it Par-ee. Them and pretentious coonts.

[Weedz 1105]

Actually op it's pronounced MakArova because it's a Пистолет Макарова not a Makarov

 

 

 

1 fact that 99% did know: Nobody cares.

 

Maaaaaaaaaaaaakarov. It's actual english and comes from the sentence "Sombody shot at me and my car went off the road." Was shortened to "MyCarOff" and later to Makarov (pronounced "mah car off"). True story.

LMFAO

 

 

I care

 

The butchering of a language is unforgivable.

 

Just look what us Aussies and Americans have done to English.

I'll take American or Australian over a hood rat street thug from England dialect any day :D {Please note this excludes people from Louisiana and French Canadians in New England}

Edited March 25, 2014 by Weedz

[DemonGroover 8836]

1) Dumb, surely you have more important things in life to care about. If person A speaks and person B understands and the situation is not in a professional setting then who cares. The internet is like texting... Who cares. Far out. 

 

2) Yes lets generalize a whole country, better yet! two!

 

3) No doubt you are not Australian... we are way more chilled out then that. Pompous ass hat. 

 

You obviously can't read English.

 

Or understand sarcasm.

[Geckofrog7 1168]

This was actually...very helpful.

 

Makaarov.

Makaaaaaarov..

 

It sounds complete.

[Toughtitties (DayZ) 0]

Wow, amazing, thank you so much for this important information!

[-Gews- 7443]

They call it the PM or Makarov's pistol, the pistol's name is pronounced like so:

 

 

They also call it "Mosina", "Simonova", "Tokareva", in English we should not add the "a".

 

Without the "a" that's "mu-CAR-uv" to my ears.

[Weedz 1105]

They call it the PM or Makarov's pistol, the pistol's name is pronounced like so:

 

 

They also call it "Mosina", "Simonova", "Tokareva", in English we should not add the "a".

 

Without the "a" that's "mu-CAR-uv" to my ears.

Nope. Can't have it both ways.

 

If you're pronouncing it English way than it is maaaahkarov

 

If you're pronouncing it the "right way" It's makaaarova

 

 

Just like an AK is a Kalish-knee-cough in English / it is a Kalaaashnikova in Russian

Edited March 26, 2014 by Weedz

[terminal_boy 860]

I always pronounced it "cheap Soviet junk" anyway...

[blaf 63]

Nah, they didn't.

So?

 

The signs are in Russian, and in Russian it's ChernArus'.

 

Period.

So that means you are wrong

[The-MCV- 149]

[-Gews- 7443]

Nope. Can't have it both ways.

 

If you're pronouncing it English way than it is maaaahkarov

 

If you're pronouncing it the "right way" It's makaaarova

 

Just like an AK is a Kalish-knee-cough in English / it is a Kalaaashnikova in Russian

 

 

The pistol is Пистолет Макарова. The man's name is Никола́й Макаров.

The "а" is like "'s" in English, instead of "Makarov pistol" they say "Makarov's pistol".

[Ozar 108]

ballakinovka in bernabeus.