saying royal

[TheBean]

is it just me, or have all the battle royale styled games made it impossible for me to say royal (not royale)? I keep saying royale even if I try to say royal. 

[TetraSky]

To be fair, there's next no reason to ever say "royal" in a normal conversation. I sure as hell can't remember the last time I had to say it.

[minibois]

This is not something I really have an issue with - partially because I knew some words/names/phrases with 'royal' in them before I knew 'royale'. For example the Mario Kart track "Royal Raceway".

[Crunchy Dragon]

I see far more people typing "battle royal" than I hear say "royale" in place of "royal"; I'd probably say that if anything, it's the opposite of your statement, and you're probably in the minority.

10 minutes ago, TetraSky said:

To be fair, there's next no reason to ever say "royal" in a normal conversation. I sure as hell can't remember the last time I had to say it.

I've said "royalty" to a few Brits in the past few months, but that's about as close as I get.

[TahoeDust]

Like a Royale with cheese?

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14 minutes ago, TahoeDust said:

Like a Royale with cheese?

Only in Europe.  In the US they say "Battle Quarter Pounder"

[Quadriplegic]

15 hours ago, TetraSky said:

To be fair, there's next no reason to ever say "royal" in a normal conversation. I sure as hell can't remember the last time I had to say it.

You mean you don't say "this is a royal pain in the ass" at least once per day?

[TetraSky]

8 hours ago, Quadriplegic said:

You mean you don't say "this is a royal pain in the ass" at least once per day?

Nope. I say it without the royal.

[wasab]

I am royally #&$@.

 

I say this sometimes.

[TheBean]

7 hours ago, VegetableStu said:

quick question: how would you guys pronounce royole? ro-yol or ro-yo-ley?

i think second one.