How to Pronounce Worcestershire? | British, French, Italian, Chinese Pronunciation (English Sauce)

How to say Worcestershire sauce in all the most common languages around the world, from France, Italy, Spain, Germany, China or Great Britain (UK).

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[miss_groove]

In Central America we just call it salsa inglesa . “English Sauce” 🤣

[unclesam]

From the UK here, in place names "cester" is just pronounced "ster", the "wor" is more like "wur", and "shire" is just pronunced "shur" like the "shir" in "shirt". So its just "wurstershur sauce". Hope this helps, even some people in the uk get it mixed up!

[pepperoni]

Just to clarify: The italian one made my ears bleed

[hannabeit]

0% of Chinese speakers would understand that

[joshboston]

you butchered the chinese man. This is not how you pronounce those words.

[kenyil]

In Indonesia we just call it "Kecap Inggris" because this sauce is from England.

[charonbecker]

I don’t care if people say you butchered the pronunciations. I love your voice, so you get to say things however you like, and it’s great. People will always find something to get offended about.

[frofa]

In my region in the south of Germany, where people speak a strong dialect, they say "Wortscheschter-Soss" (approximately "wort-che-shturr-sohs"), and when you ask for it in a supermarket with the correct English pronunciation, they won't understand :-) The "-shire" ending is never used in Germany, but if it was, it would be pronounced as "Schei-er" (approximately "shy-urr").

[aidanmaniaMusic]

As a resident of Worcestershire, I can say we are the only people who can pronounce this place

[Deryan-tvtt]

*Me listening to all the other languages but English*
“When is he going to say the word? *switches languages* Oh crap, I missed it somewhere....”

[mellisugahelenae]

In Hungary: "Where's the sister? - sauce

[benediktschmitt]

Germans pronounce this word like the french but this dude just lowered his voice like "thats what they sound like "

[AiRsTrIkExXzZ]

I like how it’s not just me not being able to say this sauce

[owenzissimatos]

Who would have ever thought the Chinese pronunciation was the simplest one

[LikaLaruku]

Varies from state to state in America. I've heard Wooster Shur, Wooster Sheer, Wor Kester Shy Er, & Wor Kester Shur.
A lot of people just call it "Lea & Perrin's" in the same way that all cotton swabs are called Q-Tips & all nose tissues are called Kleen-X, because it's the only brand many stores carry at all, as well as the only Lea & Perrin's product most stores carry.

[Moths]

I’ve been saying it correctly this whole time tf-

[umumumumumumumumumumumumum]

I don’t know why the music makes this so much more funny LMAO

[misskpyle]

As someone who ISN'T phonetically challenged (and I'm generally intrigued by how people pronounce things) I don't know how I never learned to pronounce worcestershire in all my life.
I think part of it is the British English accent that doesn't pronounce the /r/ in the final syllable. It's more like /shə/ than /sher/. Also, the second syllable has cest pronounced as /chə/ and the third syllable... well something interesting happened there. It seems to be silent.
In American English this word would have four syllables based on the vowels. But in British English it appears to only have three syllables. I'm so fascinated.

[sophiemay]

I live in Worcester/Worcestershire uk and I never understood how ppl couldn’t pronounce it 😅

[hni]

Great, a global phrase book on mispronunciation :)