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	Main Forum - Off Topic News Posts - Search - Previous - Next I finally found the answer. Maybe. I think. Persephone S. Tight 11/24/08, 01:26 0 It's because the English don't know how to pronounce foreign words. Previous - Next Reply - Reply With Quote Why do the British use the long I in names like Maria and Sophia? (Persephone S. Tight) 11/23/08, 23:59 they're all fucked up (athodyd) 11/24/08, 00:02 They have more vowels than us (Syd Midnight) 11/24/08, 00:44 Someone should teach them to speak English -nt- (Wonko the Sane) 11/24/08, 00:48 They use pints and MPH.. they're halfway civilized. (Syd Midnight) 11/24/08, 00:53 British pints are not the same size as American pints. (Gropecunt Lane) 11/24/08, 07:31 I finally found the answer. Maybe. I think. (Persephone S. Tight) 11/24/08, 01:26 Since it's the English language we're talking about... (Gropecunt Lane) 11/24/08, 07:27 Er, sure. Whatever makes you happy. (Persephone S. Tight) 11/24/08, 13:54 RE: Er, sure. Whatever makes you happy. (Gropecunt Lane) 11/24/08, 14:42 RE: Why do the British use the long I in names like Maria and Sophia? (didcotmassif) 11/24/08, 09:38 Except (Gropecunt Lane) 11/24/08, 09:43 Fine. I should have said "did." Why DID the British use the long I etc etc. (Persephone S. Tight) 11/24/08, 13:56 when in doubt (Long Gone Daddy) 11/24/08, 14:30
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