How long did it take for you to find your niche?
Scotty wrote: dictionary.reference.com/browse/niche?s=t
dictionary disagrees with you.
I wonder if "neesh" is a derivative of the Old French word? www.merriam-webster.com/video/0028-soopsoup.html
Seems "Nitch" is how Americans say it. Which proves yet again how bad they are at seeing the origins of words through spelling. It's obviously "Neesh". Just look at it:
Tell me that's not French. It's all Frenched up there with it's CHE and NI and such. Plus, where's the T? Huh?! Where is it?! Don't tell me it's in the teapot either...
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Americans are known for pronouncing things wrong. It's because of Noah Webster wanting to create a language for the new nation (that being the USA)... not even kidding.
www.merriam-webster.com/video/0028-soopsoup.html
Seems "Nitch" is how Americans say it. Which proves yet again how bad they are at seeing the origins of words through spelling. It's obviously "Neesh". Just look at it:
NICHE
Tell me that's not French. It's all Frenched up there with it's CHE and NI and such. Plus, where's the T? Huh?! Where is it?! Don't tell me it's in the teapot either...
THANK YOU. Totally french in origin. And being a french speaker je peux vous assurer qu'on le prononce comme "NEESH".
Leilanee wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Americans are known for pronouncing things wrong. It's because of Noah Webster wanting to create a language for the new nation (that being the USA)... not even kidding.
www.merriam-webster.com/video/0028-soopsoup.html
Seems "Nitch" is how Americans say it. Which proves yet again how bad they are at seeing the origins of words through spelling. It's obviously "Neesh". Just look at it:
NICHE
Tell me that's not French. It's all Frenched up there with it's CHE and NI and such. Plus, where's the T? Huh?! Where is it?! Don't tell me it's in the teapot either...
THANK YOU. Totally french in origin. And being a french speaker je peux vous assurer qu'on le prononce comme "NEESH".
My daughter's name is Charlotte. I know about these frenchy things yo.
Don Fischer wrote: I just looked that up and it say's "nitch" is the common misspelling of Niche. Niche: a place or position suitable or appropriate for a person or thing. ie: to find one's niche in the business world. pronounced nich.
now, we can all be friends again!
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Leilanee wrote:
garyrhook wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: My daughter's name is Charlotte. I know about these frenchy things yo.
And do we pronounce it "Shar-low"?
If it was pronounced that way it would be written "Charlot"
Charlotte pronounced the french way is "Shar-lutt"
Yay for french... the skill I've never wanted but got forced to learn.
It would be pronounced how Leilanee mentioned.
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