Another marital dispute!
 

Heres another for you. Whos right here.

Adidas?

She says "A-dee-das"

I say "Adi-das"

Her family insist its ADeeDas but they are all Chavs so what do they know :D

Chav-e-das

isnt it adi das here but the company is german and should be pronounced as Adeedas?

Started by Adi Dassler, so guess it would depend on pronunciation of his first name.

I'm with Adi-Das

She is wrong.

Take her outside and shoot her. Harsh but fair.
:D

(Joke by the way ;))

it's NOT a-DEE-das, or at least it never is on the German ads on Eurosport...

Adi-das definately

A-dee-das sounds sh!t and has been the chav translation of it for years. Some muppet at school started calling it that, and then the rest of the sports team retards copied him and it went from there.

I'm with Ozzy: Adi Dassler started the company so it's Adi-das.

You'll NEVER convince anyone they're wrong to say Adeedas though so just carry on being right, and ignore the chavs!

Alcazar

It was his brother that introduced the flourescent stripes.

He was called Bobby Dassler. :D:D:D

As a side note, if you want non-chav Adidas stuff (i.e. retro '60's, 70's or 80's) then have a look at http://www.retro-clothes.co.uk/

Run by a bloke called Daniel (lives in France now) who got me a mint 1960's original tracksuit top. Paid a bit for it, but it's worth it :)

Stefan

A - all
D - day
I - I
D - do
A - a
S- Sh*t

or is it

A- ALL
D- DAY
I- I
D- DREAM
A- ABOUT
S-SEX

And there's more...........

Definite Adi-das

:lol::lol:

Change your missus. She is wrong, so wrong.

Dun-lop
:D

The pronounciation "A-DEE-das" comes from an old Beastie Boys track IIRC?


M

A-dee-das" is correct

Only because people would think your username says Diddy and no fúcker wants to be known as that do they? :D:D:D

I would go with Adi das. Adi Dassler started adidas, while his brother Rudolf started Puma. Later on, a grandson of Adi Dassler (also named Adi Dassler) started the sneaker company A. D. One.

From what I've found, there are at least three different first names that have been ascribed to Adi Dassler, the founder of adidas; "Adi" generally acknowledged to be a nickname. He has been called "Adolf," "Adolph," and "Alfred" by various sources... but adidas states that his name is "Adolf Dassler." So I guess Adee das is wrong :D