I like to pronounce things as close to the "original" as I can (I'm far from perfect!) because it seems more respectful, but some people get funny about it.

I call it Oldie, because that where all the old people like me shop.

Good to hear you started with Lidl disclaimer :-)

Noch nie habe ich eine solch sympathische Erklärung für die Aussprache von „Aldi“ gesehen/gehört! 😅 Made my day. Ab jetzt sehe ich Aldi beim Einkaufen ein wenig anders 😅

That’s so true haha it’s good to refresh my german lol I’m from Ludwigshafen an Rhein now living in London. Aldi is my favourite shop

Hi, Jen, a informative and fun video, I really can't imagine anyone could be upset by that. Hope to soon learn how to pronounce Lidl. Looking forward to your next video soon.

I've only ever heard it pronounced as you pronounce it (albeit with less of a German accent). Never occurred to me it could be anything else other than AL-DI (not 'all-di').

I was about to post something, but then it occurred to me how silly that was.

How friggin neat! 🙂 Thanks for sharing this...I love ALDI more than I did before lol.

This is very helpful as this is where I do my shopping the best in UK. Thanks to Germany.

Hello, Jen. Here in New Jersey, we have Aldi stores, said as " Al - di " and Trader Joe's, which are usually thought of as much higher priced. Thanx.

Thank you, Jen Dre.

I enjoy these videos. I don't understand how people would get angry about learning the original pronunciation.

Weird, I've never heard anyone say ''all-dee'' Sometimes though, it's ''ow-dee'' (rhymes with Saudi) because English ppl, especially cockney accents tend to "swallow" their dark L sounds.

Thank you

Can you spell it like it sounds? Is it pronounced like "Eye-Dee"?

Great! My wife and I always look forward to your videos.

Interesting that somebody wants to argue with me in an Aldi group because she hears you saying: eye - dee. 🤣😂🤣

Ich habe gehört, dass ALDI (Nord) und ALDI Süd inzwischen Stück für Stück ihre Produkte angleichen. Es gibt also gar nicht mehr so große Unterschiede. I've heard that both ALDI North and ALDI South are going to have the same products. So there will be no big difference anymore.

I couldn't say it the German way. I say AL-DI,I always heard that both Aldi and Lidl were owned by the brothers.

In the US Aldi's is mostly pronounced close to how you said it, but of course the 'l' is pronounced a little differently.

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Lidl, I pronounce Liddle as its a little shop. (Compared to Tesco).

I just heard her say it like 100 times and still don’t know how to say it lol. But you are cool I like you and your accent.

I wish I could settle down in UK or Germany 😍🤗✌️

Aldi Nord in Poland too

So... if you wanna say it really correctly (ie: as German) is almost ends up sounding like "ID" or"Eidee"? When I listen to you say it, the "L" sound is there, but it gets kinda blended, so it's very soft. Myself and most people I know say "Al-dee" as in "Al" short for Alex, not "All" as in everything.

Here in Australia, most people I know say it like the Germans do. Without the accent, of course.

Thank you for this. I have tried to get the staff at my local ALDI (süd) here in Australia to let me know how the exact pronunciation but they all say it differently and I'm from New Zealand so pronouncing everything as close to is original form is part of my culture. We see it as lazy to not try to learn. We have many indigenous words that make people look sideways so I can relate. So phonetically it is "aisle-dee"?

North and south separated by the "Weißwurstäquator"

@Jen Dre Vielen dank Jen ist ein schatz Ich will Deutsch lernen Ich liebe Deutschen und Deutschland 🤗❤

Very interesting👍....Just wondering, how do you pronounce ADIDAS?....🤔

Interesting to hear you speaking German. 😉

Jen you sound cute and charming on your show!

Are you German or British? Heavy English accent.

I love random knowledge

I am so desperate, because nobody calling my name for 4 years. It's not directly but thanks to recover my self esteem.

ELDY

Aldi and Lidl almost have the same pronounce word

I thought it was all dee hehe thanks ^_^

Aldi still doesn't have self-service checkouts so avoid Aldi in the UK unless you go for monthly shopping. All their customers have fully laden trolleys. That means complete waste of time if you are here for few stuff.

I pronounce it Adle

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I pronounce Aldi & Audi the same

Wait! I went to look for the Lidl pronunciation video ... Did it not happen?

Trader Joe's is own by Aldi North.

You have an Aldi one also. :-) Wild. I wonder if they get their food and things from the same sources. They are almost the same store... same logo style also. And the Trader Joes connection... ? Which Aldi owns them ?... I did some Aldi food reviews also... no. I won't be upset. :-) Here is an Aldi Oatmeal video. I think... or is it from Lidl ? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eqmFl8yq38umoWw.html -Jeff Goes Random

German pronunciation of Lidl is....... thanks in anticipation

Audi..

So apparently in Italy we pronunce it as they do in Germany...

Why is she dragging all that microphone cord around instead of going wireless?

IKEA is not pronounced as you're saying it...

It sounds like you're missing the L a bit in your pronunciation of Aldi,.... i'm Dutch and I think we pronounce Aldi (and Lidl) more or less the same as Germans would,.. As far as I know German is generally thought of as a bit harsher than Dutch (please correct me if i'm wrong), so if we pronounce the L, shouldn't the Germans do the same? Just wondering if your English is getting mixed in,.... I remember from when I lived in Australia for a few months my Dutch sounded a bit twisted if you get what I mean, and you've been living in England for a lot longer.

I refuse to believe that anyone who pronounces it like Aidi is doing it on purpose. It's ALDI. I think someone back in the day mistook the L for an I, and it's been a problem for everyone ever since 😂

It's called aldi!

Glad to see you back!!!! Only polite to use the mother tongue. Trouble is most English people cant pronounce UK place names especially if they are Welsh or Scots. Ever noticed how southerners pronounce Bath with a 'r' in it. Same with 'Castle', most residents of Newcastle or Barnard Castle do not know why people do not use the correct names for the places.

I will! If you don’t pronounce it correctly, then you’re pronouncing it wrong. That’s it, goodbye

In France we pronounce Aldi the same way as in Germany and Ikea the same way as in Sweden.

Ahahah WTF

Get on with it FFS