English pronunciation sometimes with a more german W sound. But in everyday conversation the term WiFi isn’t used much. People usually say W-lan with a german pronunciation.
Same as you guys. I think that while generally speaking our languages aren’t as close as many might think, the accents does have lots of similarities. This is according to my very limited research though.
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Like in English, but with a much stronger starting consonant (gamma). Γουάι φάι.
More or less like English, maybe a bit more ‘spread out’…. like Waaii Faaii 😉
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In France we pronounce it wiffi/weefee 🙂
In Polish something like “Vee-Fee”.
English pronunciation sometimes with a more german W sound. But in everyday conversation the term WiFi isn’t used much. People usually say W-lan with a german pronunciation.
Wi-Fi, just like in english.
We usually call it WLAN [ˈveːlaːn], but when we use the term WiFi, it is the English pronunciation.
Like Weefee. Or we just say ‘draadloos internet’.
Some people may use waifai, but i barely meet those
Same here in Hungary, it’s pronounced “vifi”. (Although I’ve met some pretentious folks who use the English pronunciation.)
in Italy we say Wi-Fi normally, but some idiots pronounce it WEEFEE
Vee-lan (WLAN) in Germany
Mostly vifi in Finland, very short vowels. Sometimes veelan. Long e there.
As in english, but some also pronounce it as weefee or veefee.
in my native language: “weefee”. In english: “waifai”
Why-fie (UK)
‘Why-Fye’
(Both syllables rhyme with ‘high’ / ‘hi’)
Same as you guys. I think that while generally speaking our languages aren’t as close as many might think, the accents does have lots of similarities. This is according to my very limited research though.
in finland we pronounce it “wifi”
We pronounce it the English way – “wai fai”.
Vifajus or if you read that with the English phonetical pronunciation vifayus