I decided to follow him on a business trip to the U.S.

Due to my husband's business trip, my daughters and I are going to the US for a week next month. So, since we're going to be there, I thought I'd take advantage of the opportunity.Porsche Experience Center of Los Angeles (PECLA)I am planning to go to see the

How to pronounce Porsche correctly?

And then it occurred to me. When we say "Porsche" in Japan, it is pronounced clearly as "Porsche," butI wonder how it is pronounced in the US.If you ever get a chance to talk to a local whoWe're going to see the Porsche Effect!"I wonder how I should pronounce it when I want to have a conversation like this.

By the way, my 4 year old daughter can't clearly say "Porsche" and says "Porci", but I'm sure it's not "Porci" indeed (-_-)...

And my husband told me about this video.

The name.How to pronounce Porsche."

whatPorsche officially uploads the correct pronunciation of "Porsche" on youtube.The "I" is doing it.

The youtube description states.

Have you ever wondered about the right way to pronounce Porsche? Or do you know someone who pronounces it in a wrong way? Be sure to let them know about this video video.

Have you ever wanted to know how to pronounce Porsche correctly? Or do you know someone who is pronouncing it the wrong way? If so, be sure to share this video with everyone you know who pronounces it incorrectly.

Like that?

In fact, they say it is often mispronounced.

Does the fact that Porsche uploads videos on youtube about correct pronunciation mean that there are many people in the world who pronounce it incorrectly? I've been doing a lot of research.The pronunciation of Porsche by English speakers seems to be different from the originalindicates certainty, emphasis, etc.(Like on a TV show?)In response, Porsche has apparently uploaded an official video.

andIt's been played over 1.6 million times!
So, a little nervous, I immediately watched the video.

Let's take a look at youtube.

The first screen that comes up is this.

A man mumbles "Porsche" twice at normal speed.

Next, he mumbles twice, separating the "Por" part and the "sche" part.

And then, it was over.

...What! That's all! That's all!

15 seconds in time.

In conclusion, it sounds like a "perché".Like "perché" pronounced between "pa" and "po".Maybe it's a pronunciation that doesn't exist in Japanese.

But after listening to it over and over again, I'm getting more and more confused about what it really is, and I'm wondering if it's pronounced closer to something like "parsha" because the comments in English say "Parshuh?".

So I think I'll try something like "parsha" and see if it will be understood when I visit the U.S. (Polish)

I'm not a returnee and I don't speak German well enough to explain it well, so I urge everyone to check it out for yourselves with your own ears (blast!).

Click here to view the video.