How Do You Pronounce Mibba?

TheRibbonOnMyWrist:

okay, i'm gunna try not to sould like a total geek here. grammatically, it should be mi-buh, simply because there are two b's. if it were spelled miba, it would be mee-buh. i think mee-buh sounds better though, lol, so that's how i pronounce it :)

:XD
I like Mi-buh. Mee-buh just reminds me of Wall-e, despite how adorable that robot is.
Also, honey don't forget to watch your capitalization on the boards, otherwise it counts as chat speak. :cute:

Me and a friend were talking about it and weren't sure, me and her prenounce it Mee-buh :XD

I say Mee-buh.

I say Mee-buh.

So Bitter.:

I say Mee-buh.

That seems the most popular pronuciation...

Yes, well I asked Dujo, and he said he prounounces it Mee-buh as well!

I like to pronounce it as Mih-Buh. But you know, to-mate-o to-mat-o.

I pronounce it MIH-BUH

Hehe it sounds so cute :)

I say Mee-buh. My brother calls it Mih-ba

In dutch it is pronounced just a [mib-ba], with a very quick second B after the first one. Really funny because whe (The Dutch) are probably the only ones really saying both B's.

If we didn't, it would sound like Mie-bah and it would sound like a strange kind of animal ><

Devona:

In dutch it is pronounced just a [mib-ba], with a very quick second B after the first one. Really funny because whe (The Dutch) are probably the only ones really saying both B's.

If we didn't, it would sound like Mie-bah and it would sound like a strange kind of animal ><

haha nope you aren't the only one :) German people say it like that too. To me it sounds just normal to say it like that.

I say Mih-buh. I mean it doesn't have an e. If it had an e it would be pronounced Mee-buh.

meee-bahhh
like sheep baaa
lol

I had no idea so many people were interested in the pronunciation of the website. Ha, ha - I actually expected to get some mean comments from people telling me how stupid I was for not knowing how to pronounce it. =/

Look, guys, all of you (hopefully) passees year four maths.

The double 'b' after the 'i' shortens the letter sound, so rather than the 'i' making an 'ee' sound, its an 'ih' sound. Like, when you say your vowels short and its 'ah eh ih oh uh' not 'ay ee eye owe you'

Hence, its 'Mib-uh'

>.>

RENT.:

Look, guys, all of you (hopefully) passees year four maths.

The double 'b' after the 'i' shortens the letter sound, so rather than the 'i' making an 'ee' sound, its an 'ih' sound. Like, when you say your vowels short and its 'ah eh ih oh uh' not 'ay ee eye owe you'

Hence, its 'Mib-uh'

>.>

Dujo's Croatian and i in Croatian is 'ee.' :coffee:

But, you are right.
I just never thought about it grammatically.
For a grammar writing site. That's bad. :shock:

RENT.:

Look, guys, all of you (hopefully) passees year four maths.

The double 'b' after the 'i' shortens the letter sound, so rather than the 'i' making an 'ee' sound, its an 'ih' sound. Like, when you say your vowels short and its 'ah eh ih oh uh' not 'ay ee eye owe you'

Hence, its 'Mib-uh'

>.>

:lmfao Remember when I called you up and you guys had a go at me for calling it Mee-buh?

I guess I'll be the weird Aussie. :file:

I pronounce it "Mee-buh".
I'll stick to that. :file:

I say Mih-buh. :shifty

I don't really think it matters how it's pronounced though, we're all talking about the same place after all, right? :weird

I say Mee-buh usually. It's just a very weird word. I wonder how Dujo came up with it.