Dessert/Bona Petite

Hey. This is my first post here and there might be more - because I quite like this show even when compared to its UK of American version it is sloppy and astonishing when crude things come out of the mouths of some of the stars.

Since cooking is a large part of the show, I am doing what I have been wanting to do for a long long time. Correct some pronunciation (long list)

Each and every participant as well as the hilarious commentator, keep on pronouncing "dessert" as "desert" and also Tanaz, who thinks she is all tha,t pronounced "Bona Petite with a "t" at the end. This happens in 90% of the show. Even the chefs on cooking channels mispronounce both the words.

(I am just naming these two, but there are several mispronounced words on these TV shows).

Maybe you guys will pni point some more.

Tanaaz said bon appetit referring to Penne Arrabiata(the pasta dish) which was an Italian dish not french. 😆

Same here! I always wonder why they say dessert instead of desert! 😆

Bona Petit is French and it is said before meals. Like the Persians say "nooshejaan", which means that what ever you eat is digested!!!!

Originally posted by: zeezee09

Bona Petit is French and it is said before meals. Like the Persians say "nooshejaan", which means that what ever you eat is digested!!!!

Originally posted by: Shehreen_27

Same here! I always wonder why they say dessert instead of desert! 😆

I dont really mind about bon appetite because its french and tanaaz's probably doesnt know french at all but dessert is English 😆

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In today's segment, Anchat too said desert. Expected her to say it right.

Well, we'll be able to hear such more pronunciation, when Rakhi Sawant comes on the show, you know. ;)

Originally posted by: Ninja.

Well, we'll be able to hear such more pronunciation, when Rakhi Sawant comes on the show, you know. ;)

Errm lotw of.people say bon apetit even while having non drnch food. Beside she is not that off the marks. Italians say bon apetito, spanish bueno apetito and germans guten apetit.