What is the correct pronunciation of the Thai dish, phad thai?

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In summary, the conversation is about the disagreement between a parent and child over the proper pronunciation of the Thai dish "phad thai." The correct pronunciation is "phad thai" or "ผัดไทย" and the child was correct.
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My daughter and I don't agree on pronunciation of the delicious Thai dish, "phad thai."

Is it "pod tie" or "pad tie"?
 
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Neither, its phad thai.
 
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I thought it was pronounced "PAH-TAY!"
 
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:rofl: Knew I could count on PFers for a straight answer...:rolleyes:
 
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fat-te
 
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lisab said:
My daughter and I don't agree on pronunciation of the delicious Thai dish, "phad thai."

Is it "pod tie" or "pad tie"?

Closest to the second.

You could also say it as ผัดไทย.
 
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http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=phad+thai&gwp=13
 
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rootX said:
http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=phad+thai&gwp=13

Arg...hate it when she's right. Thanks, rootx.
 
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