Well I like it
Not really
saying it like 'vicentea' is almost as bad as going 'hey guys I'm so cultivated, I call him Bicente because that's how I think it apparently sound'.
Like saying Bamos (Vamos)
Doesn't work. People say it is something to do with the Spanish and vocal cords but don't the lips and teeth produce V and B?
I agree - attempting to speak Spanish like the Spanish do is just madness.
I've never heard any spanish person ever saying it like Bamos, in fact, our spanish teacher at school taught us that it was Vamos and not 'Bamos'
To the tune of “Lord of the dance”
Brighton, we know you’ll all agree
He is the lord, a football Deity
He leads us all, from Sussex by the Sea
Get on you feet for VI SEN TEA
Vicente, Vicente, Vicente (repeat to fade)
To the tune of “Lord of the dance”
Brighton, we know you’ll all agree
He is the lord, a football Deity
He leads us all, from Sussex by the Sea
Get on you feet for VI SEN TEA
Vicente, Vicente, Vicente (repeat to fade)
Trust me it is used - but like English depends on dialect/region.
Ultimately this is the problem for people in England attempting to get it right - but taking the effort to try and get it right shouldn't be ridiculed imho.
by contrast Te will always be pronounced Tay so Tea is clearly just wrong.
A friend of mine moved over here to learn English and told me in his first few weeks at Sussex Uni how he was trying to explain his progress with the language by announcing that he was "having problems with my bowels." Not quite what the tutor was expecting to hear no doubt!