Lars Petrus's own pronunciation of Sune

[Lucas Garron]

A few months back I asked @Lars Petrus to record a video with his own pronunciation of "Sune", since it's a bit subtle.
Here it is according to the Swede himself!

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

What alg was that?
(i know its a sune but wehat are the moves.)

 

[JDAW6]

What alg was that?
(i know its a sune but wehat are the moves.)

It was D U M B’. (Jk)

 

[fes_77]

What alg was that?
(i know its a sune but wehat are the moves.)

R U R' U R U2 R'

 

[gsingh]

A few months back I asked @Lars Petrus to record a video with his own pronunciation of "Sune", since it's a bit subtle.
Here it is according to the Swede himself!

Lmaoo I remember that... I was sitting right next to where this was filmed with a couple of friends

 

[TheSpeedSkewber]

I need to use that fingertrick ngl

A few months back I asked @Lars Petrus to record a video with his own pronunciation of "Sune", since it's a bit subtle.
Here it is according to the Swede himself!

 

[ichcubegerne]

Love the swedish accent

 

[artless1der]

A few months back I asked @Lars Petrus to record a video with his own pronunciation of "Sune", since it's a bit subtle.
Here it is according to the Swede himself!

I've been studying Swedish for a few months now

and that is literally the ordinary pronunciation *IN SWEDISH*

but hey you got to meet Mr.Petrus and that's worth something

 

[Thom S.]

To my knowledge, the confusion only started a few years ago when JPerm parodied the disclaimer on the Wiki page of Sune.
Which I believe was put there in place as to counter the popular incorrect pronounciation "Suun", as since then I have seen "ay" being used to describe the pronounciation of other words that get americanized.

 

[That_slow_guy]

Wow

 

[artless1der]

To my knowledge, the confusion only started a few years ago when JPerm parodied the disclaimer on the Wiki page of Sune.
Which I believe was put there in place as to counter the popular incorrect pronounciation "Suun", as since then I have seen "ay" being used to describe the pronounciation of other words that get americanized.

The English have a fairly long history of coming up with (and rrreeeallly sticking to) their own mispronunciation of words (and thereafter Anericans as well haha);
and the longer such goes on, the more people learn new words with those mispronunciations until basically a lot of non-English words and names nowadays are often (sometimes more than) a bit off, and
"Everybody says it that way"

 

[Deleted member 36445]

We need a video of Sune's own pronunciaton of Lars Petrus now.

 

[Thom S.]

We need a video of Sune's own pronunciaton of Lars Petrus now.

The return of the Quack?

 

[cuberswoop]

Somehow his pronunciation of sune is the least weird thing in the video. Look at those fingertricks...

 

[abunickabhi]

We need a video of Sune's own pronunciaton of Lars Petrus now.

+1

Cannot wait for the correct pronunciation yo.

 

[edward_9x]

It's really cool how he gave all of his algs unique "people" names (Sune, Niklas, Bruno, Benny, Allan, Rune, Evelyn, Bert).