Mocha or Mocha

How exactly is it supposed to be pronounced, "mo-ka" or "mock-a"?

I usually say the latter but Im wondering which one it is.

MO CHA?

Coff-ee

MOE-KAA

  On 1/28/2010 at 11:28 PM, chassis said:

"mock-a"

 

'MOCK-UH' ?!?! you say this? wtf is wrong with you . . . MOE-KUH

See Americans say it all weird. As far as the final word on English, I think I'll stick with the country that invented it.

maw-tek-er

Mosca

  On 1/30/2010 at 12:13 AM, pigster said:

maw-tek-er

lol

I asked the bloke in a McDonalds in Canada years ago for a 'motch-ah' milkshake and he gave me a funny look. Was I saying it wrong then?

mo-cha please! don't be callin mah coffee no mo-cha no mo!

Mö çå

moke of canada

lol silly americans

  On 1/28/2010 at 11:54 PM, GORDO said:

  On 1/28/2010 at 11:28 PM, chassis said:

"mock-a"

 

is this a non-american thing? i've never heard it that way

i really cringe when i hear people say 'moe-ka'

i really cringe when i taste coffee. i need a really good suggestion or something, i bet it could be really tasty

  On 1/30/2010 at 9:52 AM, Calx Sherbet said:

i really cringe when i taste coffee. i need a really good suggestion or something, i bet it could be really tasty

It's a taste that grows on you. An acquired taste if you will.

i personally love a good strong italian espresso, with no milk or sugar. cappucinos are also pretty great!

though i don't drink coffee much anymore, it tends to give me the shits, if you know what i mean!

i like my coffee heavy and black, with a bit of cold skim milk.

i hate my coffee scalding hot.

  On 1/28/2010 at 11:28 PM, chassis said:

How exactly is it supposed to be pronounced, "mo-ka" or "mock-a"?

 

I usually say the latter but Im wondering which one it is.

i always knew it to rhyme with broke, as in moak-uhhhh

Are you fucking kidding me? who the fuck says it like that? wtf?