Spelling fun with Christian Battlez

[Christian Battlez]

why is entertaining spelled with an E?

but insinctive is spelled with an I?

and they sound the same.

En-tertaining
In-stinctive

SEE???????

 

[Shadowmancer]

No they don't, stop speaking fucktard and speak english.

 

[HBK-aholic]

How do you talk in real life?

It's not in-tertaining, idiot.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

How do you talk in real life?

It's not in-tertaining, idiot.

Here's an idea.. How about motivating our rookie posters, instead of calling them idiots? Shocking, I know, right?

I get what he's saying. Just because it's wrong, doesn't mean he's an idiot. Last time I checked, noone blatantly came out calling you an idiot, for the mistakes you've made.

 

[HBK-aholic]

Shut up, idiot.

 

[C.M.]

Both of you shut up, idiots

 

[TheOneBigWill]

Don't make me start a new thread called. "Verb Fun w/ William"

With the opening sentence being "Becca's a ____"

then giving a list of options.

 

[Danmen001]

Crappy banter.

In-ttiots.

 

[Slyfox696]

Here's an idea.. How about motivating our rookie posters, instead of calling them idiots? Shocking, I know, right?

I get what he's saying. Just because it's wrong, doesn't mean he's an idiot. Last time I checked, noone blatantly came out calling you an idiot, for the mistakes you've made.

Well...that's not exactly true...

 

[OIL]

If everyone slated eachother it would be more entertaining to be honest.

 

[Lee]

yeah entertaining and instinctive are pronounced differently.

Fun is spelled F-U-N

 

[TwistofRKO]

I guess you should never try and look clever here unless you've fool proofed your post

 

[HBK-aholic]

It's true, you shouldn't.

 

[Christian Battlez]

im not trying to sound clever im being serious.

entertaining starts with an E but the beginning starts EN it makes an in sound.

intriguing starts with an I but the beginning has the same sound IN do you get what im saying?

im not an idiot and maybe if I'd explained it better yall would have understood but i couldn't really understand how to put it.

 

[HBK-aholic]

There is no way to put it, entertaining sounds like you're saying "en".

 

[My$terio_Fan]

I will be the first to admit, I suck at spelling and suck at grammer and what not. I still write like a noob. I blame spell check!

 

[Christian Battlez]

There is no way to put it, entertaining sounds like you're saying "en".

just like when you say words like intriguing or instinctive or intuition. the en or in at the beginning sounds the same. Its not a big deal i was just curious as to why if its the same sound why is it a different letter. but oh well. its just one of those annoying grammar things i suppose.

 

[HBK-aholic]

They don't sound the same!

 

[Christian Battlez]

They don't sound the same!

I give up maybe you english people pronounce it PROPERLY idk but whatever its not important.

 

[HBK-aholic]

[QUOTE="The Hardcore Legend" Christian Battlez;900765]I give up maybe you english people pronounce it properly idk but whatever its not important.[/QUOTE]

 

[BradTheGreat]

your saying EN sounds like IN?

is... is english your first language :/

lol what a jerk >_>

 

[LigerBomb]

I'll assume/hope that this was supposed to be some sort of nonsense joke by Battlez, that just wasn't very humorous. For the record I'll also say that the words entertaining and intriguing shouldn't sound similar when pronounced properly, be the speaker American or English.

 

[Christian Battlez]

I'll assume/hope that this was supposed to be some sort of nonsense joke by Battlez, that just wasn't very humorous. For the record I'll also say that the words entertaining and intriguing shouldn't sound similar when pronounced properly, be the speaker American or English.

just the beginning not the whole word you boob. The first two letters make the same sound not the entire word.

 

[Lee]

[QUOTE="The Hardcore Legend" Christian Battlez;901419]just the beginning not the whole word you boob. The first two letters make the same sound not the entire word.[/QUOTE]

*sigh* They don't...you've had canadian, Aussies, Americans and the correct users of the language tell you that. IN and EN are two different pronunciations.

 

[48.7 is Approximately 49 Times Better Than You]

Entertaining sounds like the letter "N".

Intrusive sounds like "in". With an "i" sound.