>he uses the accented "é" in Pokémon casually

>>29477555
Guy needs to casually waltz his ass to the lawnmower and cut that grass.

>>29477555
You just did it too, OP.

My language actually features the é, á, à, í, whatever accents, so why wouldn't I?

Pokèmon

>>29477555
>fedora? check
>trench coat? check
>ornate and unnecessary walking stick? check
>fake dracula sword? check
>orthopedic tennis shoes? check
>clothing of an unloved 11 year old? check?

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My fucking phone autocorrects it to have the stupid e and I have to go back and change it to a normal e so I don't look like a complete fucking asshole

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I pronounce it "Poke mon"

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>>29477725

>>29477704
>using è

>>29477692
This.

>á à é è í ì ó ò ú ù
>ã õ ñ
>â ê î ô û

>ç

That's about it.

His stare is hungry for blood. You cannot move as his gaze pierces into your very being. Surely there is no doubt that this must be the work of an enemy Z-Move.

>>29477555
>He thinks Red isn't dressed as an adult, he should dresses like him. As a classy trenchcoat redditor gentlemen.

>>29477555
>not taking pride in a company you support by giving them the proper respect through correctly spelling their name

>>29477692
In my language are only some lean words like Café, Pappmaché and names like René and Desirée written with an accute.

>Hurr durr Pokeymon

Stupid americans

>>29477599
What are you royalty

If I recall correctly the é in Pokémon was done in the name, we know the issues they might have using thr names capsule monster and pocket monsters outside japan, so qhile coming up with the brand, they noticed that U.S english speakers might incorrectly assume the word os poke mon, poke as in pocking and pronounce it like poke mon, they also didnt want to add a "-" for poke-mon for aesthetic reasons, they lurked and noticed that word grammatical structure of words can't be broken if they add a é, like in spanish words U.S borrows like city names and such l, so the name became pokémon to endorse people to correctly associate and pronounce the brand, many americans pronounce pokii mon which is cringy but somehow works.

>>29477555
Yòú ârë ã fággôt.

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>>29477555
>Poket Monsters
>Pah-kee-mawn

>>29477555
My language has those accents in many words, so it's second nature.

>>29477555
> not knowing how to type ALT+0233 to make the "é"
git gud scrubadub

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>He pronounces it "Poh-Kuh-Mon"
>He pronounces it "Poh-Kay-Mon"

I say pokes, not mons.
It makes you all sound like mon-goloids

>he adds an 's' at the end of a pokemon's name to pluralize it

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>>29477704

>>29480808
>not knowing alt+130 is faster
git gud fag

>>29477555
Pogeymans

I don't normally use the accent, but iOS recently started autocorrecting it for me, so now I inadvertently do when I'm posting on my phone or iPad.

...it also autocorrects iOS and iPad to that absurd capitalization. Damn it.

>>29477555
>PokeGAYmon
XD