How do you Pronounce The F Word Missile Launcher?

[makisekurisufcker]

I'm serious, it can't be the way I'm sure we ALL pronounce it. But to my knowledge it's not a French word, so it shouldn't be Fago but on the other hand, as a NATO designation, I wouldn't be surprised if it was with a hard T.

[breversa]

Too bad Steam masks the word you're asking about ! :D

Is it the russian ATGM that equips the BMP-1P? If so, I believe it's pronounced "Fa got".

[KPblCA]

ˈfæɡət

[makisekurisufcker]

Originally posted by breversa:

Too bad Steam masks the word you're asking about ! :D

Is it the russian ATGM that equips the BMP-1P? If so, I believe it's pronounced "Fa got".

Yeah I tried and it censored my title LOL. Oh yeah, that was my second guess. Still suspiciously close but at least it sounds slightly more acceptable for company haha.

[Aaron]

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/9K111_Fagot
censored?

[KPblCA]

Originally posted by breversa:

Too bad Steam masks the word you're asking about ! :D

Is it the russian ATGM that equips the BMP-1P? If so, I believe it's pronounced "Fa got".

Yes, this one. But it's still an Italian word and, I think, "A" should be pronounced as it is in a word "America".

Fagotto, heh, fagotto...

[soldier6661111]

Originally posted by GunSlinginOtaku:

Originally posted by breversa:

Too bad Steam masks the word you're asking about ! :D

Is it the russian ATGM that equips the BMP-1P? If so, I believe it's pronounced "Fa got".

Yeah I tried and it censored my title LOL. Oh yeah, that was my second guess. Still suspiciously close but at least it sounds slightly more acceptable for company haha.

What company do you keep that censors you lol

[makisekurisufcker]

Originally posted by KPblCA:

Originally posted by breversa:

Too bad Steam masks the word you're asking about ! :D

Is it the russian ATGM that equips the BMP-1P? If so, I believe it's pronounced "Fa got".

Yes, this one. But it's still an Italian word and, I think, "A" should be pronounced as it is in a word "America".

Fagotto, heh, fagotto...

Oh is it? I was almost thinking it was the British word for a bundle of sticks, just missing a G.

[makisekurisufcker]

Originally posted by soldier6661111:

Originally posted by GunSlinginOtaku:

Yeah I tried and it censored my title LOL. Oh yeah, that was my second guess. Still suspiciously close but at least it sounds slightly more acceptable for company haha.

What company do you keep that censors you lol

I guess more of a figure of speech, not that the group of people I play with care if I drop the 9K111 word anyway.

[soldier6661111]

Originally posted by GunSlinginOtaku:

Originally posted by soldier6661111:

What company do you keep that censors you lol

I guess more of a figure of speech, not that the group of people I play with care if I drop the 9K111 word anyway.

The 9K111 word haha. Should use that when scolding someome, or insulting.

[MticiansRed]

As a native russian user I can say this.
F4got pronounced with 'a' letter sound as in word 'America' or u in 'up'.
Also f4got is just musical instrument in russian.

[Aaron]

The name is because it doesn't shoot straight

[dt Walter Robinson]

In Russian, there is frequently vowel replacement in word sounds; I have never heard a Russian person say "♥♥♥♥♥", so I am not sure, but personally I say FOH-GAT.

As an example, "moloko", the word for milk, is pronounced MAL-AH-KO.

[makisekurisufcker]

Originally posted by MathematiciansRed:

As a native russian user I can say this.
F4got pronounced with 'a' word sound as in word 'America' or u in 'up'.
Also f4got is just musical instrument in russian.

If it's an instrument, maybe it is a Russian word, I just assumed it wasn't. Fug-ot sounds like a good alternative and a word pun all in one.

[makisekurisufcker]

Originally posted by Aaron:

The name is because it doesn't shoot straight

OOF. Now we all know how it's really pronounced.

[MticiansRed]

Originally posted by GunSlinginOtaku:

Originally posted by MathematiciansRed:

As a native russian user I can say this.
F4got pronounced with 'a' word sound as in word 'America' or u in 'up'.
Also f4got is just musical instrument in russian.

If it's an instrument, maybe it is a Russian word, I just assumed it wasn't. Fug-ot sounds like a good alternative and a word pun all in one.

Strictly saying f4got is not native russian word but another word that came from one of the european languages. Italian, to be precise. From italian word 'f4gotto'.