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Eddie Murphy In Celica Commercials


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Mr Murphy knows whats sexy and HOT HOT HOT. Bless his little cotton socks :group-cuddles:

But something is troubling me...... he pronounces Celica differently (apart from the accent).

is it said celiiiiica???

or celeeeeka?????

oh no. I need to lie down or go and ask Mr T the correct way of pronouncing it.

I have a headache coming on. :wacko:

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It is sel-ika.. or at least thats how i say it.. :D

sounds better than celeeeeeca <_< IMO.

but i think its something to do with american words and british words (even tho im not american..) for example: 'tomato' (and yes i do say it the british way.. :yes: )

Big T

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ive always said 'selleeka', is that wrong then?!!

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I'm sorry but there's no way I'm pronouncing it sell-ik-ah....

I'll stick to the normal way, don't care what Mr Murphy says.

You gotta love the Ad's that Celebs do in Japan, they're soooo bad.... Saw a one on TV last night that had Arnold Swarchenigger (spelling??) laughing like a madman with money falling on him. Very Scary.

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In Japan they say sell-ika

In the US we say sell-ika

It's sell-ika.

It's not an English word so there's no need to "British" it up, OK? :lol:

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how do you americans spell bovd?!!

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I thought it was pronounced sell-eeeka (sort of like "sleeker")

Don't think so.

Maybe in England.

Then again, you probably say El-EE-fant to pronounce "Elephant" too. :lol:

IMO whatever way the people who named the car say it is correct.

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how do you americans spell bovd?!!

What????? :blink:

Do apologise, I meant how do you pronounce 'bovd'?

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Toe-may-toe / toe-mar-toe.......same thing, just whichever whay you preffer to say it.

I've always known the car as being pronounced so it sounds like the word "Sleeker".

Every person i have ever spoken to has also pronounced it this way, this is also the way all toyota dealers pronounce it too.

I think its a foreign thing pronouncing it as cell-ick-ahh....

Be we're the ones pronouncing it correctly ;) , just remember we invented the english language :lol::thumbsup:

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Be we're the ones pronouncing it correctly ;) , just remember we invented the english language  :lol:  :thumbsup:

Right on Leeky!

Bless little Eddie and his Sell-i-ker!

And its a Seleeeka!

Perhaps its like Jif & Cif - most foreigners couldnt say Jif so they changed it fo Cif - whole lotta good that made, but the stuffs still Jif to me! :thumbsup:

Perhaps the US and Japan have a problem with the letter "e". I used to work with a Texan, who insisted on calling me "Imma" - no its Emma actually, but close enough! :lol::lol:

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Be we're the ones pronouncing it correctly ;) , just remember we invented the english language  :lol:  :thumbsup:

Haha, see, I told you it was Cell-I-Ka. :P You just didn't want to believe me. :lol:

And it's not English to begin with, but Japanese for Swan.

Yves.

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Haha, see, I told you it was Cell-I-Ka. :P  You just didn't want to believe me. :lol:

And it's not English to begin with, but Japanese for Swan.

Yves.

Which is exactly why I now say "Cell-I-Ka" :lol:

Used to say "Celeeeeka" until I was told otherwise by someone :D

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Cool site Puls!!

I have a confession to make...

If you take a look at Catherin Zeta-Jones Lux ad. When I was teaching English in Japan, I taught some of my students to pronounce 'Lux Super !Removed!' which they thought they were saying it correctly. :P

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Haha, see, I told you it was Cell-I-Ka. :P  You just didn't want to believe me. :lol:

And it's not English to begin with, but Japanese for Swan.

Yves.

Which is exactly why I now say "Cell-I-Ka" :lol:

Used to say "Celeeeeka" until I was told otherwise by someone :D

Yvvan Are you saying that Celica is Japanese for SWAN :ffs: :eek: I think it might be Japanese for Celestial :group-cuddles: which is a whole lot better than bleedn SWAN. :thumbsup:

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