How do YOU Pronounce 'Ficho?'

[Redlinelies]

Never really understood why people put a "t" sound into the word when it's not present in the word. I also don't quite under why the "CH" that has it's own Cho-colate and Ch-aracter ish style to it would become a "k" sound. Of course I'm not a great English major so maybe there's some logic behind why it would become such, but plainly looking on the word itself it has always been a.

Fi-sho or Fee-sho pronunciation to me, or however you want to explain that fishy sound. Seems the most logical pronunciation to me.

[hugrf2]

Fee-cho... I'm surprised there are so many pronunciations(?) though, and apparently Google translate says it's said "Fitch-o". I say Fee-cho anyway.

[Sandfury]

I like to pronounce it "Fee-koh", I've pronounced it like that ever since I joined. xD

[BlackLuna06]

*stares at topic*

How have I not even considered this? 0-0

I suppose I just pronounce it like it looks:

FICH-O

As I usually do. But thumbs-up for noting this little point, it made me stop for a moment. cx

[Aniuk]

@ Sura, I would have made a poll but I feel like some people would pronounce it their own ways, like that I forgot on there or something and then they couldn't participate.

So many pronunciations. O3o
I have always said it like

Fee - cho
Fee as in fee
Ch as in chocolate
o as in the letter in the alphabet

[Tigerheart08]

Oh wow! So many pronunciations! XD
I almost forget there were so many possibilities. I, for one, pronounce Ficho like Lord Suragaha does. "F-eye-co"

[greenart6]

I've always pronounced it as Fitchoh. I actually haven't even stopped to think about how I'm pronouncing it, probably incorrectly XD

[ragethedemon]

I usually say Fish-oh XD

[SteampunkWolfdog]

Never really understood why people put a "t" sound into the word when it's not present in the word. I also don't quite under why the "CH" that has it's own Cho-colate and Ch-aracter ish style to it would become a "k" sound. Of course I'm not a great English major so maybe there's some logic behind why it would become such, but plainly looking on the word itself it has always been a.

Fi-sho or Fee-sho pronunciation to me, or however you want to explain that fishy sound. Seems the most logical pronunciation to me.

Because the English language is stupid, my dear Reddles.
Okay, maybe not stupid, but it has some ridiculous rules that don't seem to have much logic behind them. I blame the Anglo-Saxons. (i dunno why)

[allisonw2000]

Fish-o