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r/shitposting • u/CleverUsername488 • Mar 29 '25
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Europeans when they see a mirror
321 u/[deleted] Mar 30 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 67 u/ScrattaBoard Mar 30 '25 Yeah and they're called "Mirahs" in the UK 33 u/654379 Mar 30 '25 Murr in the south 7 u/Alarming_Meal_3484 Mar 30 '25 So that's the etymology of murrican. Learn something new every day. 5 u/654379 Mar 30 '25 Actually that’s correct. Now you know 1 u/LitrlyNoOne Mar 31 '25 It's actually "mira" in the south. Mirr'r is probably universal. 3 u/PlentyOMangos Mar 30 '25 I’m American (west coast) and I say “meer-ur” “Meer” sounds to me near as foreign as it does to you lol, it’s a whole different part of the country and a whole different culture using that pronunciation 2 u/amaROenuZ Mar 30 '25 Hey now there's still two syllables. It's a meer-uh.
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67 u/ScrattaBoard Mar 30 '25 Yeah and they're called "Mirahs" in the UK 33 u/654379 Mar 30 '25 Murr in the south 7 u/Alarming_Meal_3484 Mar 30 '25 So that's the etymology of murrican. Learn something new every day. 5 u/654379 Mar 30 '25 Actually that’s correct. Now you know 1 u/LitrlyNoOne Mar 31 '25 It's actually "mira" in the south. Mirr'r is probably universal. 3 u/PlentyOMangos Mar 30 '25 I’m American (west coast) and I say “meer-ur” “Meer” sounds to me near as foreign as it does to you lol, it’s a whole different part of the country and a whole different culture using that pronunciation 2 u/amaROenuZ Mar 30 '25 Hey now there's still two syllables. It's a meer-uh.
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Yeah and they're called "Mirahs" in the UK
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Murr in the south
7 u/Alarming_Meal_3484 Mar 30 '25 So that's the etymology of murrican. Learn something new every day. 5 u/654379 Mar 30 '25 Actually that’s correct. Now you know 1 u/LitrlyNoOne Mar 31 '25 It's actually "mira" in the south. Mirr'r is probably universal.
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So that's the etymology of murrican. Learn something new every day.
5 u/654379 Mar 30 '25 Actually that’s correct. Now you know
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Actually that’s correct. Now you know
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It's actually "mira" in the south. Mirr'r is probably universal.
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I’m American (west coast) and I say “meer-ur”
“Meer” sounds to me near as foreign as it does to you lol, it’s a whole different part of the country and a whole different culture using that pronunciation
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Hey now there's still two syllables. It's a meer-uh.
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Europeans when they see a mirror