How do you say it?
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How do you say it?
North Americans pronounce it..... PORSCHE. Europeans..... PORSCHA. A German friend of mine indicate Germans, ya I know, they are Europeans... PORSCHUE.
For me, PORSCHA.
For me, PORSCHA.
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I use to say Porsche before I got one -- now I say Porscha.
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It would depend on my mood .
I'll clarrify --
I like speaking the language of the country I am in . For instance if I went to Italy I would make every effort to learn to speak Italian fluently . In the US the general method of calling the manufacturer is Porsche. If I were in a place where the car was called "Porscha" then I would accept that as the general method of communicating its name for that region.
I'll clarrify --
I like speaking the language of the country I am in . For instance if I went to Italy I would make every effort to learn to speak Italian fluently . In the US the general method of calling the manufacturer is Porsche. If I were in a place where the car was called "Porscha" then I would accept that as the general method of communicating its name for that region.
