How do you pronounce Merengue?

To be honest I pronounce it like the dessert meringue... It just makes much more sense to me and the pronounciation isn't that different. XD
 
I say meh-reng. Pretty sure she's named after a dessert and not a dance. Is the dessert pronounced meh-ren-gay in Spanish too?
 
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Whilst I recognise that it's supposed to be pronounced murr-ang, I still always say in my head 'mair-en-gyew'
 
i usually pronounce it as 'murr-ang', but i occasionally add more emphasis to the 'ng' by saying 'g(u)hh' (haha i'm not so sure myself)

 
Mer-ang. I feel like it was supposed to be Meringue, like lemon meringue pie, and they accidentally used the wrong one. Anyway, she responds to that pronunciation with the megaphone.

I feel the same way about them mixing up meringue and merengue but I pronounce it Spanish since that's the word they ended up using. People don't call tortillas tortil-las, r-right?

I call her "Rocksteady".....I doubt ANYONE will get that reference....

So, do you call Rasher Bebop too? ;)
 
i pronounce it the english way because it's how i've always said it u w u but it doesn't bother me if people say it the spanish way
 
I say murr-ang. Like lemon meringue pie. Mer-en-gay is such a mouthful for me, lololol.
 
I speak Spanish and since it is a Spanish word it is " Me-ren-gey" for me ^^

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I also say murr-ang, like the pie. I figured because she was dessert decorated, that was what it's supposed to be.
I too agree with this thought. ^^
 
I feel the same way about them mixing up meringue and merengue but I pronounce it Spanish since that's the word they ended up using. People don't call tortillas tortil-las, r-right?



So, do you call Rasher Bebop too? ;)

Actually yes!
 
I pronounce it the English way as in a lemon meringue pie. If she was dressed as a tropical dancer, then I would say merengue. Since she's a dessert, I pronounce it that way. I think the spelling was a translation flub.
 
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