Why does Worf always say Wheapons ?

[Willieck]

There is no 'h' in weapons. It drives me mad.

 

[Amaris]

There is no 'h' in weapons. It drives me mad.

Whil Wheaton agrees!

 

[Nerys Myk]

Its a Klingon thing, you wouldn't understand.

 

[CaptainStoner]

That's just how the sons of Mogh roll.

 

[Hober Mallow]

I am Hworf, son of Mogh.

 

[MikeS]

There is no 'h' in weapons. It drives me mad.

Whil Wheaton agrees!

Family Guy.

 

[Alrik]

Its a Klingon thing, you wouldn't understand.

And it's not spoken of with outsiders.

 

[sonak]

Worf also enjoys his desserts with cool whhhip.

 

[Trekker4747]

A. People say words differently.

B. He was raised by Russians.

 

[C.E. Evans]

Okay...fine. You go and tell Worf he talks funny. I'll alert Doctor Crusher that there will be incoming in sickbay very soon.

 

[Too Much Fun]

That reminds me of how annoying I find Spock's insistence on pronouncing the 'or' in 'error' and other similar words (another example is 'Ambassador'). These words are supposed to have an 'er' sound despite their spelling, yet he insists on pronouncing 'error' like AIR OR. What is that all about?

 

[iguana_tonante]

Funny, I do the same. Spock must have Italian ancestry.

(well, now that I think of it, Zachary Quinto is half-Italian )

 

[Nerys Myk]

Whats with Picard prouncing Number One as "Numbah One"?

 

[26138]

What's with Dr. Crusher always saying 'croissant' like a douche bag?

 

[Too Much Fun]

YES. I love Crusher, but when she said, "all you want is coffee and KWAH SAWN", I wanted to hit her.

 

[STR]

That reminds me of how annoying I find Spock's insistence on pronouncing the 'or' in 'error' and other similar words (another example is 'Ambassador'). These words are supposed to have an 'er' sound despite their spelling, yet he insists on pronouncing 'error' like AIR OR. What is that all about?

Nimoy figured that since Spock grew up speaking an alien language, that he wouldn't speak English with a 100% natural accent. So he pronounced everything with a clipped accent and made an occasional weird inflection when pronouncing certain things.

He phased it out as the franchise went on, making Spock speak ever more naturally.

 

[Solarbaby]

I hate when Crusher says Boo-eee instead of boy for buoy.

 

[Willieck]

That reminds me of how annoying I find Spock's insistence on pronouncing the 'or' in 'error' and other similar words (another example is 'Ambassador'). These words are supposed to have an 'er' sound despite their spelling, yet he insists on pronouncing 'error' like AIR OR. What is that all about?

Nimoy figured that since Spock grew up speaking an alien language, that he wouldn't speak English with a 100% natural accent. So he pronounced everything with a clipped accent and made an occasional weird inflection when pronouncing certain things.

He phased it out as the franchise went on, making Spock speak ever more naturally.

To pronounce Error in that way is of course very logical

 

[Trekker4747]

Shouldn't Worf have really spoken more like Chekov considering he grew up around Russian parents? I think the notion of Worf speaking like a stereotypical -for Trek- Russian his hilarious, him mixing his V's and W's, attributing things to Russia that aren't true, stuff like that.

 

[Tora Ziyal]

There is no 'h' in weapons. It drives me mad.

I figure it's either an intentional tiny bit of Russian accent or just a individual quirk of Michael Dorn's. Has anyone noticed whether he pronounces w's like that elsewhere?