Tug

What's the difference between a Vietnamese restaurant and an Indian restaurant?

https://lemmy.world/post/44252121

What's the difference between a Vietnamese restaurant and an Indian restaurant? - Lemmy.World

One is Pho-profit and the other in Naan-profit…

Mar 14 at 3:10pmWeb
Show threadBoomer Humor DoomergodMar 14
And when there’s a line at the Vietnamese place it’s a pho queue
Show threadDagwoodIIIMar 14
My Cajun cousin tried to cook Vietnamese soup. Faux pho.
Show threadAkasazhMar 15

I went to the seal exhibit in France and got phoqued

translation

phoque it’s French for seal

Show thread64bitheroMar 14
Pho-sure
Show threadDagwoodIIIMar 14
This one is going to everyone I know.
Show threadHowAbt2dayMar 14
Naan will laugh
Show threadBloomcoleMar 14
Drum roll
Papa dum tss!
Show threadDagwoodIIIMar 14
That’s an insult! You are my pho for life!
Show threadFenrirIIIMar 14
Isn’t it pronounced “fa” rather than “fo”?
Show threadr4venwMar 14
I dont speak the language but I’ve seen “what the Pho-ck!” shirts online so maybe something in between fa and fo?
Show thread🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 Mar 14
There is a pho place with that same name in my city.
Show threadVibeSurgeonMar 14
Fö
Show threadProprietary_BlendMar 14

It has more of a “question” inflection with a touch of soft “r”.

Phurr?

Show threadjayboneMar 14
The Italian restsurant: Pho Gettaboutit
Show threadbrognakMar 14
You just made the joke work better in Massachusetts 😂
Show threadBubsMar 14
My siblings are really into Pho and have corrected everyone that it is pronounced like fuh.
Show threadAppoxoMar 15
English pronouncitation?
Is the “u” pronounced like an a (as in fuck^( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ) or like in ‘you’ or ‘moon’?
Show threadMacMar 15
I thought it was fuh
Show threadbinomMar 15
great one!