How to Pronounce ‘Chorizo’

Chor-reezo. That's how Aussies say it too

cho-REE-so

Matt, lay off the acid for a while, you are taking your channel into weird directions 😀 I'm probably gonna get a bunch of food-video recommendations after watching this. Thanks in advance, youtube.

Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). Greetings from Spain :^]

You're English, you don't have to pronounce it with a Spanish accent.

Google translate for Zweihänder pronounces the word in German as Tsveihänder

Astonishingly good European Spanish pronunciation for a brit, Matt. Great job!

Nobody expects the Spanish pronunciation! >:D

(Also, yes! As other Spaniards have commented, Spanish 'z' sounds like the English 'th' in 'thing' or 'thought', but in most Spanish-speaking American countries it's actually an 's'.)

My girlfriend is Portuguese and they pronounce and spell it chouriço.

"Hi guys, I really want to show you my MEAT!"
Me: Oh God no, please Matt-
"Specifically THIS meat!"
Me: Oh, phew

Matt, is there some way you could explain or demonstrate (maybe a simple 10vs10 as an example) how medieval combat happened on a large battlefield scale. I simply can't wrap my head around how these battles worked, and how famous generals were often the first to engage in battle and lived without psychological trauma. I'd pay a lot of money to magically have a camera film an ancient battle (ignoring the horrible NSFL nature). 

I know you mainly cover 1vs1, but how different is that to armies vs armies.

Nice pronunciation hahaha.
"Chorizo" means thief too in spanish.

We name the language after teh English, and they don't talk it no good. Jeez.

I may be absolutely wrong here, buthat that thing about every "S" being a "th" in Spanish is wrong, it's only for a certain kind of Spanish- Catalan I think?

Well done! XD Greetings from Spain and congratulations for your channel!

Well done! XD Greetings from Spain and congratulations for your channel!

This is the quality content I subscribed for!

You know Metatron, ther hase a vidoe over north and south Italian, i can think we can find in spain the same diferences

You should really visit germany we have awesome swords and our cold meat is superior (and much cheaper)

i take one look at the label , look at whats inside . then turn to my family and ask , " shall we get some salami " , coz i cant prenounce the name , but its realy a salami with a local name to sound different .

Here in Brazil we call it chouriço and the sound is like "xourisso".

I pronounce it CHORE-REE-ZO and I ain't changing.

Having worked with Mexicans for over a decade and speaking some Spanish myself (but never studied Spanish), I found this video kinda funny. In general, with the word chorizo, as long as you pronounce the "i" as "eeeee" and the "z" as an "s", you are on the right track, at least with North American Spanish. Technically I think the emphasis is on the "i" or "eeee" sound, but I wouldn't say it with an sort of pause.

Amazing how a hair lip king altered the Spanish language.