Most people are too rough on this guy. Sure, some of his videos are idiotic for most English speakers, but videos that tell you how to say words like Favre and Nguyen are extremely helpful. I know how to pronounce Favre, yes, but I've heard a fair share of people say "Fav-ray". Thank you, pronunciationbook.
@AreYouAPedo okay, it's like this: I'm from germany, and here nobody cares about american football, There are no american football teams here, and nobody knows about american players...in germany, soccer still is #1 in sports
American dyslexia strikes again.. The nurse at my uni was named Mrs. Emiello. SHE and everyone else would pronounce her name as Emilio... How in the fuck do you pronounce your OWN name incorrectly.. Wtf... Fucking wrong again.. Thank you states.
@xosammijane Unfortunately yes. It's clearly spelled and phonetic. Not being ignorant at all. It's in the spelling. Many other people at the school, including the Italian professors agreed - laughed and said nothing. What can you say? lol
I don't see why English speakers need to pronounce it *exactly* as a native French speaker would...but at the very least, why not pronounce it Fahvruh? It's not hard, and it actually follows the sequence of letters... Apparently the guy who originally read this last name was dyslexic. Had to have been.
This switching around the r and the v is called metathesis, for all interested.
i used to say it fav-re but found out its prounounced far-vah like the guy said it, you havent watch any sports if u say this is wrong. and if its in any other language, prounounced differently hes sayin it the american way!
@UndEADxShinobi96 this is so fucking ignorant.....How do you say something that is in another language the "american way"......do you mean the stupid uneducated cunt way?
Seriously it's not that hard to gain some culture and expand your vocabulary beyond mispronunciations.
Brett favre is 1 thing...but favre on it's own is another.
@cosmosman or you can see it tht everybody has seen this word as the football players name. nobody i know uses this word unless ther mentioning brett. hell i dont know wut this word means rather than a last name. seeing some comments ill guess its french, am i wrong? wen i say its the american way i mean we or just I dont know where the hell its from plus i havent stepped in tht kind of vocabulary or touched french. you guys dont have to call us stupid we just dont know. ther more than 1 culture
@UndEADxShinobi96 the problem is that this pronunciationbook dweeb...is presenting this surname as if Farve is the most widely accepted pronunciation.
French people...and most people w/ Favre or Favre as part of their last name do not pronounce it Farve.
brett pronounces his own last name improperly....and i'm guessing it's because an announcer at the beginning of his career mispronounced it and he just let it stuck because it's "easier"
@cosmosman aahh i knew ther was something wrong with the pronunciation! but i do have to agree this some ignorants in america. this word everybody corrects me as farve so i just delt with it.
though my name Demail which is pronounced as seen "D-mail" but for some stupid reason people say it "d-MALL"! man that pisses me off! i thought they try to pronounce it as spanish learning a is an "AH" but then i thought thers no fucking way im ASIAN! this guy does need to show the origin of this word
Even if you're not a native french speaker ... how the fuck do stupid Americans reverse two letters and come up with "farv"? Even pronouncing it as "favour" is better than this mysterious "farv".
Guys, to be honest, I've been reading through the comments, and most of you are missing the point. The point is not to be correct by the book, but to teach how words like this are commonly pronounced in the United States so you can use them in conversation without sounding retarded. If you say "Brett Fav-re" to an American, you will sound like a complete dumbass.
@DrDreamPop No, the area in Mississippi where he comes from pronounces it that way
Favre is not the only name - Carriere & Saucier come to mind. Pronounce these names correctly and some big Scotch-Irish redneck is going to be peeved at you and rudely "correct" you.
The funniest was a guy who moved from New Orleans named Carriere. He moved near the town of Carriere (locally mangled to sound like care-rear) and was constantly having to correct people - and getting an argument.
@rvggarcon Brette FAVRE played for the packers for years and was beloved by many in Wisconsin, though now he is hated. He's been huge news so I'm pretty sure I know how to pronounce his last name.
@rvggarcon if you are going by the original French pronunciation, then you are right. But when words-and last names-change from language to language, the pronunciation also changes. I noticed that you were from France, which justifies your confusion. I'm sure there are words of American and British origin that you would pronounce "wrong" by my standards, too. It all depends on what book you go by.
@rvggarcon you would go crazy in south Mississippi if you could hear what they do to Saucier and Carriere and other names.
I've seen a guy named Saucier get real pissy when his name was pronounced correctly. He quickly informed my father that his name was "So Shay"
I knew a guy named Carriere who moved from New Orleans to a little town named Carriere. The locals told him he didn't know how to pronounce his own name and refused to address him correctly. (local mangling = care rear
@gmfutube oh wah wah. I'm sorry your feelings got hurt when you learned that the pronunciation of words can change over several generations. I'm glad you decided to come to youtube to blast your arrogance on the discussion boards.
@gmfutube whatever man. I don't tell YOU how to pronounce YOUR last name. Brett Favre isn't a native French speaker. Deal with it.
Do you honestly expect Americans to pronounce every word of French origin-such as laissez-faire-with a flawless French accent? Because if you do, then you are the ignorant one.
@danielw1245 Is asking not to reverse two letters asking too much? No one is asking to pronounce it with the right accent, we are asking not to say Farv, when there is no R before the V, I think Americans could pronounce it Fa-vruh, or faw-vaw. It really isn't that hard.
@rvggarcon I don't even care anymore. You just go on and try to stop millions of people-including every prominent news/sports anchor- to stop saying it like this. See how far it gets you.
@NewYorkFlavour ARE YOU BRAINDEAD? If my name is Jones but chose to pronounce it JAW-HAWW-KNEEES, it doesn't make it right, it doesn't mean I'm saying it correctly.
The fact is that he is mispronouncing it. I know he is not French born, but come on, there is no R before the V, at least they could TRY to get A LITTLE closer to the real pronunciation, maybe like Fa-vruh or Faw-vraw, I think it would be easy for most Americans to pronounce it that way. Pronouncing it FARVE is beyond butchering it.
how the fuck is it FARVE? when the R is after the V? it's french origin so it should be pronounced FAVRE as in favour.
EjPwned 2 weeks ago
Bou Foofer?
aozain 1 month ago 6
It's actually pronounced "I got an state and fan base to hate me"
sydney327 2 months ago
while the player's name may be pronounced "farv" the word in french is pronounced "fahv" the r is almost silent and the e is totally silent.
ladysybylgrey 3 months ago
fart??
mcploxoboy 3 months ago
It's actually "foofer"
PicturaSonus 4 months ago 11
FUCK?
AzBsVF 4 months ago
Most people are too rough on this guy. Sure, some of his videos are idiotic for most English speakers, but videos that tell you how to say words like Favre and Nguyen are extremely helpful. I know how to pronounce Favre, yes, but I've heard a fair share of people say "Fav-ray". Thank you, pronunciationbook.
KeenSceneProductions 4 months ago
You got it wrong. Bo-Foofer is the correct pronunciation.
volunteernation16 4 months ago
"Foofer"
PuniperTV 4 months ago
LOL this is this shittiest channel on youtube
scottkube 4 months ago
Farve? The fuck
hackforloser 4 months ago
Nope, it's "Foo-fer"
BlastHardRock 4 months ago 2
Faaaaaaaaaaaarf!
PuffProphet 4 months ago
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MarcelZager 4 months ago
@MarcelZager You've never heard of Brett Favre?
AreYouAPedo 1 month ago
@AreYouAPedo no, who is he/it/whatever ?
MarcelZager 1 month ago
@MarcelZager He's a famous American Football player.
AreYouAPedo 1 month ago
@AreYouAPedo okay, it's like this: I'm from germany, and here nobody cares about american football, There are no american football teams here, and nobody knows about american players...in germany, soccer still is #1 in sports
MarcelZager 1 month ago
this is actually how you say it, people. it's a football player's name.
TheFeelin89 5 months ago 18
Far-va: Can I get a litre of cola.
rbaylis91 5 months ago 2
this actually is how you pronounce it..
5quarewatermelons 5 months ago
Foo-fer
MasterOfWin7 5 months ago
Im Officer Farve and I want a chicken fucking liter of cola!
Pimpmastahanhduece 5 months ago
farv?
danw91 5 months ago
That's strange I wondered why the R was before the V - I have obviously been pronouncing this wrong all my life as a bilingual English/French speaker
jagara1 5 months ago
That's how Brett Favre pronounces it.
Wikipeida also says this is how you pronounce it.
And Wikipedia is always right, right?
Flemagrimm 5 months ago
FAY-VREH
scoobyrds 5 months ago
@scoobyrds IT'S PRONOUNCED FAVRE, IT'S JUST BRETT FAVRE'S LAST NAME.
AreYouAPedo 1 month ago
LOL FARV
Archedgar 5 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
he should change his name to Brett Neavre
webstedge1099 5 months ago
John Madden. John Madden. John Madden.
Favre Favre Favre
I'm laughing for real right now
JoeyCanPwnRS 6 months ago 2
@JoeyCanPwnRS Question mark exclamation point question mark exclamation point.
aarongtr180 5 months ago
Hmm I noticed that a lot of Cajuns bastardize the pronunciation of their surnames...
Favre = FARVE instead of FAV-ruh
Philippe (as in Ryan Philippe the actor) = FIL-uh-pee instead of fee-LEEP
jacqueline716 6 months ago
farv? r u dyslexic??
rockkelle 6 months ago
Dang,I've been saying it fav-ray.
Hook4100 6 months ago
I'd like to see a video of Brett saying his own last name, but until then, this video shows the way Americans say it. Deal.
xosammijane 6 months ago
brett farb
theEarlofChip 6 months ago
You guys are idiots. With the whole fail thing. That is why he is pronouncing it. You'll say "Brett Farve" all day but it is spelled Brett Favre.
eagleduzt 6 months ago 10
@eagleduzt Everyone please thumbs this guy up.
tamtam299 6 months ago
American dyslexia strikes again.. The nurse at my uni was named Mrs. Emiello. SHE and everyone else would pronounce her name as Emilio... How in the fuck do you pronounce your OWN name incorrectly.. Wtf... Fucking wrong again.. Thank you states.
EO2020 6 months ago
@EO2020 You actually believe a woman was saying her own name wrong? If that's how she says it then that's her name. Don't be ignorant.
xosammijane 6 months ago
@xosammijane Unfortunately yes. It's clearly spelled and phonetic. Not being ignorant at all. It's in the spelling. Many other people at the school, including the Italian professors agreed - laughed and said nothing. What can you say? lol
EO2020 6 months ago
@EO2020 You're a moron. :) 'nough said.
SixtehNien 6 months ago
@SixtehNien ;) ! ! !
EO2020 6 months ago
worng. worng. worng. Thta doenst mkae ayn sesne.
seanaudi13 7 months ago
Now tell them how to pronounce "Faure", since no one seems to get my motherfucking name right.
blobloblo6 7 months ago
@blobloblo6 "Fauré" is pronounce Fah-ray, as indicated by the acute accent on the E.
mulv81 7 months ago
@mulv81 For line of family, it's pronounced Fah-wur. Basically, it's like saying "power", but with an F.
blobloblo6 7 months ago
areyoufuckingkiddingme.jpg
MetalB33rSolid 7 months ago
I don't see why English speakers need to pronounce it *exactly* as a native French speaker would...but at the very least, why not pronounce it Fahvruh? It's not hard, and it actually follows the sequence of letters... Apparently the guy who originally read this last name was dyslexic. Had to have been.
This switching around the r and the v is called metathesis, for all interested.
arc27 7 months ago
fucking RETARD
AskJoe1 7 months ago
It's FA V R E and not FARVE! You fail at all your videos man... If you're american, DO NOT even try to pronounce french words, just don't.
Schmiki24 7 months ago
faw-ver....
3t3rn4ldr34m1ng 7 months ago
It's pronounce Fav-ruh. The R rolls a bit off the tongue.
It's French. I laugh every time I hear the American's say it.
Typical American ignoramuses butchering words. I believe it's genetic and cultural effects that cause the anomaly "Farv" to come into being.
mulv81 8 months ago
@mulv81 That's because the only famous American with the last name Favre pronounces it Farv.
Phillogica1 8 months ago
i used to say it fav-re but found out its prounounced far-vah like the guy said it, you havent watch any sports if u say this is wrong. and if its in any other language, prounounced differently hes sayin it the american way!
UndEADxShinobi96 8 months ago
@UndEADxShinobi96 this is so fucking ignorant.....How do you say something that is in another language the "american way"......do you mean the stupid uneducated cunt way?
Seriously it's not that hard to gain some culture and expand your vocabulary beyond mispronunciations.
Brett favre is 1 thing...but favre on it's own is another.
cosmosman 8 months ago
@cosmosman or you can see it tht everybody has seen this word as the football players name. nobody i know uses this word unless ther mentioning brett. hell i dont know wut this word means rather than a last name. seeing some comments ill guess its french, am i wrong? wen i say its the american way i mean we or just I dont know where the hell its from plus i havent stepped in tht kind of vocabulary or touched french. you guys dont have to call us stupid we just dont know. ther more than 1 culture
UndEADxShinobi96 8 months ago
@UndEADxShinobi96 the problem is that this pronunciationbook dweeb...is presenting this surname as if Farve is the most widely accepted pronunciation.
French people...and most people w/ Favre or Favre as part of their last name do not pronounce it Farve.
brett pronounces his own last name improperly....and i'm guessing it's because an announcer at the beginning of his career mispronounced it and he just let it stuck because it's "easier"
cosmosman 8 months ago
@cosmosman aahh i knew ther was something wrong with the pronunciation! but i do have to agree this some ignorants in america. this word everybody corrects me as farve so i just delt with it.
though my name Demail which is pronounced as seen "D-mail" but for some stupid reason people say it "d-MALL"! man that pisses me off! i thought they try to pronounce it as spanish learning a is an "AH" but then i thought thers no fucking way im ASIAN! this guy does need to show the origin of this word
UndEADxShinobi96 7 months ago
are you going to tell brett favre how to pronounce his own name?
kefkapalazzo1 8 months ago 2
Even if you're not a native french speaker ... how the fuck do stupid Americans reverse two letters and come up with "farv"? Even pronouncing it as "favour" is better than this mysterious "farv".
lesliekwan80 8 months ago
lol @ all the ppl who dont know shit about #4 and his name
EWGFus3r 9 months ago
The legacy of the stupidity of Americans - in this case ones in Mississippi.
They also pronounce Carriere as care-rear, and another half dozen or so French names which got mangled in Mississippi many years ago.
gmfutube 9 months ago
farv?
xcloudx01 9 months ago
Favor.
TheCitroenn 10 months ago
ummmmm guys i think he's going by how the football player pronounces his last name... so calm the fuck down
xmissmandymousex 10 months ago
Stale degenerate who can't speak French. Get off the internet.
OhGaspersItsBen 10 months ago
You are so fucking stupid.
moonlolz 10 months ago
Guys, to be honest, I've been reading through the comments, and most of you are missing the point. The point is not to be correct by the book, but to teach how words like this are commonly pronounced in the United States so you can use them in conversation without sounding retarded. If you say "Brett Fav-re" to an American, you will sound like a complete dumbass.
TheAmazingAnarchist1 11 months ago
itt people thinking they know the actual pronunciation from a name
n11lc2 1 year ago
You're actually supposed to pronounce it Fav-re. Fail.
granolagirl8819 1 year ago
That mispronunciation from a Black Lagoon episode still bothers me. :-/
abola2121 1 year ago
Again another R that isn't there.
StoneageDinosaurs 1 year ago
his name always bothers me because of where the r and v are
habde 1 year ago
fav-ruh
fergie232 1 year ago
i think an announcer mispronounced brett's name way back when he was playing pee-wee football and then he just went with it from then on
DrDreamPop 1 year ago
@DrDreamPop No, the area in Mississippi where he comes from pronounces it that way
Favre is not the only name - Carriere & Saucier come to mind. Pronounce these names correctly and some big Scotch-Irish redneck is going to be peeved at you and rudely "correct" you.
The funniest was a guy who moved from New Orleans named Carriere. He moved near the town of Carriere (locally mangled to sound like care-rear) and was constantly having to correct people - and getting an argument.
gmfutube 9 months ago
Fah - vreh
sanandreasshole 1 year ago 57
@sanandreasshole It's actually Fah - vruh.
FunnyJunkTV 11 months ago
@FunnyJunkTV now that i think abt it, its more like fah-vr because the e isnt pronounced when its the last letter.
sanandreasshole 10 months ago
@sanandreasshole It's Fah - vruh because english speaking people can't say shit.
FunnyJunkTV 10 months ago 2
@sanandreasshole no necessarily, depends on the origin of the word. segue, for example.
corncornrocks 10 months ago
FAIL. There is no R before the V.
rvggarcon 1 year ago 53
@rvggarcon STFU. He is pronouncing it like "Brett Favre" not like you would think to pronounce it...
DANKIDYD 11 months ago
@DANKIDYD There's no difference, it's not meant to be pronounced that way.
rvggarcon 11 months ago
@rvggarcon are you a fucking retarded? That is how it's pronounced. I'm from Wisconsin, I know.
danielw1245 10 months ago
@danielw1245 It's not from fucking "Wisconsin"(where ever the fuck that is), it's French you fucking idiot!
rvggarcon 10 months ago
@rvggarcon Brette FAVRE played for the packers for years and was beloved by many in Wisconsin, though now he is hated. He's been huge news so I'm pretty sure I know how to pronounce his last name.
danielw1245 10 months ago
@danielw1245 His surname is FRENCH, not from Wisconsin. This pronunciation isn't even close to how it's supposed to be pronounced.
rvggarcon 10 months ago
@rvggarcon if you are going by the original French pronunciation, then you are right. But when words-and last names-change from language to language, the pronunciation also changes. I noticed that you were from France, which justifies your confusion. I'm sure there are words of American and British origin that you would pronounce "wrong" by my standards, too. It all depends on what book you go by.
danielw1245 10 months ago
@rvggarcon you would go crazy in south Mississippi if you could hear what they do to Saucier and Carriere and other names.
I've seen a guy named Saucier get real pissy when his name was pronounced correctly. He quickly informed my father that his name was "So Shay"
I knew a guy named Carriere who moved from New Orleans to a little town named Carriere. The locals told him he didn't know how to pronounce his own name and refused to address him correctly. (local mangling = care rear
gmfutube 9 months ago
@gmfutube oh wah wah. I'm sorry your feelings got hurt when you learned that the pronunciation of words can change over several generations. I'm glad you decided to come to youtube to blast your arrogance on the discussion boards.
Get a life!
danielw1245 9 months ago
@gmfutube Yeah, I can only imagine. LOL
rvggarcon 9 months ago
@danielw1245 The problem is Farve's ancestors and neighbors didn't know how to pronounce it correctly, so neither does he...or you.
Nice to see such ignorance spread nation-wide now. Thank you south Mississippi.
gmfutube 9 months ago
@gmfutube whatever man. I don't tell YOU how to pronounce YOUR last name. Brett Favre isn't a native French speaker. Deal with it.
Do you honestly expect Americans to pronounce every word of French origin-such as laissez-faire-with a flawless French accent? Because if you do, then you are the ignorant one.
danielw1245 9 months ago
@danielw1245 Is asking not to reverse two letters asking too much? No one is asking to pronounce it with the right accent, we are asking not to say Farv, when there is no R before the V, I think Americans could pronounce it Fa-vruh, or faw-vaw. It really isn't that hard.
rvggarcon 8 months ago
@rvggarcon I don't even care anymore. You just go on and try to stop millions of people-including every prominent news/sports anchor- to stop saying it like this. See how far it gets you.
danielw1245 8 months ago
@rvggarcon
This is how Favre pronounces his own name. Are you people fucking braindead?
NewYorkFlavour 8 months ago
@NewYorkFlavour ARE YOU BRAINDEAD? If my name is Jones but chose to pronounce it JAW-HAWW-KNEEES, it doesn't make it right, it doesn't mean I'm saying it correctly.
The fact is that he is mispronouncing it. I know he is not French born, but come on, there is no R before the V, at least they could TRY to get A LITTLE closer to the real pronunciation, maybe like Fa-vruh or Faw-vraw, I think it would be easy for most Americans to pronounce it that way. Pronouncing it FARVE is beyond butchering it.
rvggarcon 8 months ago
I meant to say faw-vraw.
rvggarcon 8 months ago
@rvggarcon It's how Brett Favre's name is pronounced
BadgerCheese94 7 months ago
@BadgerCheese94 No it's not.
rvggarcon 7 months ago
lol brett fauv-re
ElBarto3131 1 year ago
it annoys me that it's pronounced like f-a-r-v but spelled f-a-v-r-e. the "v" clearly comes 1st, so wtf?
cynicsfaith 1 year ago 3
that's funny. i know someone with a last name spelt that way, but pronounced like
F-Aw-V-Ray
Shayynahh 1 year ago