:x :x :x :xEsteves said:[Deleted spoiler] Not to be confused with Rye-FULL...![]()
Comes from the old french word "carabine" which meant "soldier with a musket." English probably say it different from the French because they hate them. Plus the English probably think "car-bIne" sounds a little more high class.McLovin said:I've noticed the UK guys pronounce it CAR-BINE and most ameicans pronounce it CAR-BEAN.
Most of the time true, but when it comes to words with foreign roots the rules of the english language sometimes fly out the window.M1P90 said:Well the I is followed by an E so that would have to make the I sound like eye and not ih or eh or ee. But I now gun folks pronounce it anyway they want to. :lol: