我们的英语用英语怎么读

前些日子参加了个英语角，有个哥们儿用英语问“How do we read the English language?” 我一听，挺有意思，这问题不常见啊。他学英语也有五年了，口语不错，就是有点小纠结。
我当时就顺口用英语回了：“Well, in English, 'our English' would be pronounced as 'awr inglissh'. The 'u' in 'our' is long, like in 'moon', and the 'i' in 'English' is short, like in 'sit'.”
等等，还有个事，我突然想到，好像有一次教外国朋友怎么发“ch”的音，教了半天，他们还是发不准，结果我用筷子在桌子上刮了一下，他们瞬间就明白了。哈有时候，教英语也能来点小创意。

Huh, interesting question. Let's see... Our English is pronounced as "our English." When you break it down:
- "Our" is pronounced like "oar," but with a soft "r" at the end, not a hard "r" sound.

• "English" is pronounced with a long "e" sound, like "ay" in "say," followed by "inglish." The "inglish" part has a soft "g" sound, like "jeans," and the "ish" ending is pronounced with a soft "sh" sound.
  So, put it all together: "oar" + "ay" + "jeans" + "sh." It might sound a bit tricky at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty straightforward.

Our English is pronounced "awr inglish."