>mims
shouldn't it be like... mehmehs?
What's next, pepe turns out to be pipi?

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no it's may-mays

Oh ***** .
Could you please tell me the correct pronunciation of the words "meme" and "pepe"?
You could even use the new fancy feature of recording your voice if you want.
English is not my native language and as such I am yet to have the pleasure of hearing how they are supposed to sound, and assumed them to literally sound as meme and pepe, where "e" makes the same sound as "ye" in "yes". This seems to cause red thumbs, however.

'meem,' pronounced like gene because it's a science term. 'peep' because it's the sound a frog makes (i.e. the tree frog variety Spring Peeper).

>>#131
It's "peh-peh" because the name and "character" is from a hispanic childrens' book.

This is how I personally pronounce them, im sure on the meme part but not on the pepe part but I don't care, I say it how I say it and if someone doesn't like it then they can **** off.

i'm not so sure myself, not my native language either. But i think it sounds like mee-m
and peh-peh. That's how i say it. Also some people say maymays, and that is just wrong, and i was joking about that before