In German, it means as much as people’s car. Weird, I know, but that’s the way Germans are. It’s not f anymore, it’s a different sound. However, when you shorten it, it becomes fow-vey. The v sounds like an f and the w sounds like a v. Folks? No, Voax-wagen? It’s called VW in the US. VolkswagenĪnother German car brand often mispronounced is Volkswagen. So, for some people that may sound like there’s no r there at all, but it’s still there–it’s just very silent. If you actually go to the hometown of Porsche in Stuttgart and you ask people how to pronounce it, they will likely say POHr-szeh. It’s a slight r in the back of your throat and the e sounds like an actual e. The traditional German r comes from the back of the throat, however, if you shorten it, you just say Por-szeh.
Porsche 911 ( pronounced por-sche noin elva)
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