I've heard both "Peh-tree" with soft "e" or "Pee-tree" with long "e" or something else?
discuss.......
discuss.......
I've heard both "Peh-tree" with soft "e" or "Pee-tree" with long "e" or something else?
discuss.......
Short E as Peh-Tree is the steering wheel. Long E is a chemist's Pee-Tree dish.
I'm just going to throw @sfdon into the mix since he likes to laugh at my German pronunciation.
Since Don’s German is good.....
Ok, this is meant to be funny so take it as that ........Do we have too much time on our hands?
Ahh yes, the Petri Dish. Invented by Julius Richard Petri while working at Kaiserliches Gesundheitsamt in Germany. Julius Petri was born in Zeitz, Germany in 1852. Not to be confused with Richard Petri, who in 1899 founded Petri AG in Aschaffenburg, Germany. Certainly pronounced differently
Don't take my word for it though. Leave it up to Takata-Petri. Listen to the first 10 seconds...
Better than mine. I only know a few important words in German.
Lenkrad
Sportlenkrad
Nabe
Hupenknopf
Getreibe
How about Ausfahrt? Not what you are thinking, rather a road exit...... so don’t crack up on the German autobahn like my visiting buddies do.
That was a constant source of amusement for my kids during our Germany trip!
My car with a Petri steering wheel fahrts often. Braaap!
I've heard both "Peh-tree" with soft "e" or "Pee-tree" with long "e" or something else?
discuss.......
Since Don’s German is good.....