I overheard someone call it a Fay-beah the other day so got wondering what is the correct way to say it?

Is it Fab-eah, Fay-beah or far-beah?

I guess if it's far-beah I can see why they are called furbys lol

Discuss

I pronounce it Fab-eeya.

But I sound all wrong with my London accent

saying it any other way.

I say fab-ayyy-ahh but im scottish so its probably nothiang like that

Just imagine it with an 'L'.

Edited 16 July, 201214 yr by Kandy

Just stick to 'little Skud'

fabbier

I know the Czechs officially call if farb-ia, but then they're all foreign anyway.

skip?

skip?

Think that only applies to the ones with a sun roof lol

Sent from my Galaxy S2 not a Crapple!

Can't help but say it as Fah-bee-ya as in Nadia the BB tranny.

My local dealer calls it Fay-beeya, I still call them Far- beeya, he also says Octar- via, I say Octay-via( like the character in the Shakespeare play)

Think that only applies to the ones with a sun roof lol

Sent from my Galaxy S2 not a Crapple!

Also available, tall skip (Yeti), weird-skip (Roomster), Midi-Skip (Rapid), Large-skip (Octy) and maxi-skip (Superb).

Edited 19 July, 201214 yr by cheezemonkhai

I've a "Racing Taxi" thank you.

I've a "Racing Taxi" thank you.

Available in Striped Skip and quick drop skip editions.

Edited 17 July, 201214 yr by cheezemonkhai

Fay-bia

While we're at it how should you pronounce: potato, tomato, and scone ??

While we're at it how should you pronounce: potato, tomato, and scone ??

In British English not American English. Please see Oxford English Dictionary

While we're at it how should you pronounce: potato, tomato, and scone ??

scone or Scone?

While we're at it how should you pronounce: potato, tomato, and scone ??

Ta-tay, toe-mat-ae, s-gone

While we're at it how should you pronounce: potato, tomato, and scone ??

Spherical food objects

Mmm,

Part of my Full Scottish Breakfast this Morning at 6.30am, but only taking up a 5th of the Plate,

Tattie Scone & Fried Tomato.

Why does anyone think they can fry a Tomato, its almost all water?

george

Faabiaa

Faaaaaaaaaaaabieooooooooooooooooooooooooo.....

ooppsss!........wrong topic....

Fabier to non skoda types, Farbier to those in the know

Just think of the 'Simply Clever' guy from the Schkoda adverts

Edited 19 July, 201214 yr by Gumby