How to Solder (UK and Canada Version) [APRIL FOOLS 2019]

[@virtual812]

Love it... now say aluminium for us :D

[@robpeters5204]

Girl, you make smile everytime I watch your videos. I love your sense of Ha Ha. Thank you for bringing some light into my day with your smile. You are a very rare woman.

[@mohamedosama9312]

I really like this dress

[@nico.m8346]

In french we say 'souder' :)

[@user-ks5ff]

I should damn well think so.

[@flurng]

You were correct the first time: the "l" is silent, just like the "t" in "often". Don't believe me - look it up in Webster's dictionary!

[@sergioelectronicavissel8628]

¡¡Ultra beauty and wisdom as always!! Regards from México.

[@MrFilgrif]

Great comeback ... Dont get me started on aluminium

[@edstar83]

Americans teaching the English how to speak English.

[@ChrisPage68]

@@edstar83 When they learn it, they can tesch us.

[@forcedmedia]

You killed it

[@luisespineira9882]

Cool dress⚡️

[@hardbrocklife]

If I say she's beautiful, and don't make a comment about her soldering ability or her intellect, is The Knight of White going to drop the Hammer of INDIGNATION on me?

[@latengocomoburro]

Who cares, she is beautiful.

[@avijec1]

Its like a re dubbed version

[@xmlthegreat]

Flawless ADR

[@TheRexberry]

You had it right before 😁

[@renemata1123]

I hear sewl-der vs sawl-der and still hear the “L” pronounced in both! 😂

[@travisarnesen435]

funny, first thing I thought was "it's pronounced Sawder"

[@MrDob2009]

OK now a 'french' version for French Canadian people like me :) :)

[@jimmesep2108]

You,young lady are funny and entertaining.you should have a tv show on your expertise on regular TV. Now you would worth watching. Yes you are very attractive.but you are intelligent as well.and humorous so that is a great combination to have. Keep on making videos.

[@GauravKumar-qp8bj]

wait, what a teaser after the video, ha ha ha ha

[@johnplaid648]

Could you take a simple circuit board for an amplifier for a guitar and explain from power cable to speaker cables what happens to electricity? What the caps, transistors, resistors and transformers do to the electricity until finally the speaker roars? Thank you.

[@msandman9617]

Really doesn't matter.😅

[@Dosbomber]

Enjoy your chowda and caas

[@spudth]

Pitchy to start dude

[@Bittzen]

People pronounce it "sah-der" because it was originally pronounced "sahl-der" in American English. Because it's more comfortable to say "sah-der" than "sahl-der" in English, the proper American pronunciation was shortened. This is because the word was originally a French loanword to begin with, and French is spoken differently. If the "L" were to be kept in the American pronunciation, you'd see the "S" start to be pronounced as a "Z" because it fits English speech better than "Sahl-der". In Germanic languages, like English, the "aw" or french "ou" sound naturally becomes like a German "au" or English "ou" in "ouch" or "out". That's why Southerners say "dog" like "dau-g", and why Icelandic "á" is now pronounced like "au" instead of the original "aw" like in "dog". Not to be confused with "dah-g". I'm from New Jersey, so we say "då-g". There's no better way to show the pronunciation unless you look up the "å" letter from Norwegian. I and other new Jersey and believe "dåg" is the true pronunciation of "dog". People in places like California pronounce it like the "o" in "odd" or an "a" in German. So don't be cringey and please say "sah-der" as all Americans do. And, if you speak in an accent, it's likely a correct way of interpreting the words you speak. If you speak in a way that you feel is personally right while no one else does, you're likely speaking incorrectly.

[@Graham_Wideman]

By this reasoning, Americans would pronounce "bolder" (and "boulder") as "bodder, "colder" as "codder", "folder" as "fodder", "holder" as "hodder", "older" as "odder", and "sold" as "zodd" or something. "So don't be cringey and please say "sah-der" as all Americans do. "

[@haimecayanan8614]

what just happened?!!!! 😂😂😂

[@SebastiansFacts]

Lol.. You should've done a Russian accent too :))

[@angrycapsicum6027]

Funny, but I have no idea why Americans say "sauder".

[@PoloABD]

Saader is the American pronunciation. I went to your video here because I cannot stand it being pronounced like that over and over again.