@gj shur That's your opinion and I respect it. But I think that cards with the symbols are more attractive and easier to understand which could make the game fast.
I miss how the old Uno Cards used to look like, Now they have symbols for Reverse, Draw 2 and Skip; they look stupid now; they used to sell Uno T shirts and Hats inside packs of Uno Cards; don't do that anymore either
bleach3888 - Unless they're a mob of ocker, Aussie bogans descended from poorly educated convicts who spoke with Cockney accents. Watch some adverts from elsewhere in the world and you'll see that everyone else pronounces it "oo-no" because you have to say "uno" when you have one card left
But we Australians think everything is funny ya'know. ;p (y) uno came here because my American husband made fun of me saying (y)uno lol! I showed him this and he said 'due to the cleaver context in which it is used... I'll allow it (but it's still spanish) hehe
As someone who has spanish family members, the way Aussies pronounce this just puts me off. I'd like to find the PR guy who did this commercial a burn them at the stake LOL
Matthew Weston Says the country that didn't even buy the Sega Master System. Australians were rocking Segas well before you yanks and it was always See-gah. For Gods sake, how does Se = Say?
Matthew Weston ruclips.net/video/-v4CCcXq5h4/видео.html And I guarantee that if you were actually a kid in the late 80s (before there was a Sega Mega Drive / Genesis), you’d be calling it See-gah too. You know, before the American’s even knew what Sega was. I suppose you also think we pronounce Aluminium and Tomato wrong too?
That kid didn’t say uno, he needs to draw two cards
its only a game yoono
@@mysticoreo4855 hahahaa savage as HeLL U FUNNY
The game was recorded, then edited.
You're supposed to say "UNO".
@@scotthayes4135 you know
I LOVE THIS COMMERCIAL
YA KNOW?
"Now Sally's first rate and she leads with the 8, but I can't follow suit U-NO." He didn't have a playable card.
I still have my Uno cards from the rad 80s. Also, still playing but online in IRC. :D
From ohm video
Yep
Bonjour je suis très contente de voir la vidéo
@gj shur That's your opinion and I respect it. But I think that cards with the symbols are more attractive and easier to understand which could make the game fast.
Neat the way it rhymes. "The cards come my way. But Jay reverses the play. I could be hear for days U,No."
The old style UNO cards. The action cards have letters instead of symbols. "D" for Draw Two, "R" for Reverse, and "S" for Skip.
I have these type of cards, they're just really old and my friends play
They're still rad.
The action cards have letters instead of symbols. "R" for Reverse, "D" for Draw Two and "S" for Skip.
@@scotthayes4135 yep
Omg why does it say "youno" it's pronounced "oohno"
@Survival 1981 not 1971)
Australian Al Bundy on vacation.
Whaaaaaaaaa
"Haha! I know Spanish, UNO!"
Means one.
@gjs78 40th anniversary
Australian?
I miss how the old Uno Cards used to look like, Now they have symbols for Reverse, Draw 2 and Skip; they look stupid now; they used to sell Uno T shirts and Hats inside packs of Uno Cards; don't do that anymore either
Ditto.
1981 commercial for a 1968 game
Sounds like Kevin Bloody Wilson!!!
Uno commercial from AUSTRALIA!
@crazypeople9642 in Australia, it's youno.
You know?
It's probably just a Wallaby
uno, _you know?_
its oo-no 'roo boy
@hey1031 SAYING "UNO"!
@mubd1234 oh i didn't know
Baeby Bear I like how this comment is from 8 fucking years ago
@@windexcleaner7549 I like the fact that this comment was from 7 months ago
@@windexcleaner7549 now it's 11 yrs
@@Pasta7029 12 years
@@wantsomeorange I like it 🌚
From Vanoss
Wouldn't the ad producers know that better than you?
bleach3888 - Unless they're a mob of ocker, Aussie bogans descended from poorly educated convicts who spoke with Cockney accents. Watch some adverts from elsewhere in the world and you'll see that everyone else pronounces it "oo-no" because you have to say "uno" when you have one card left
So you say it you-know
Not ooh-know?
But we Australians think everything is funny ya'know. ;p (y) uno
came here because my American husband made fun of me saying (y)uno lol! I showed him this and he said 'due to the cleaver context in which it is used... I'll allow it (but it's still spanish) hehe
As someone who has spanish family members, the way Aussies pronounce this just puts me off. I'd like to find the PR guy who did this commercial a burn them at the stake LOL
I'm Australian, and hate how Australian's pronounce things wrong, it's ooono, not youuno, and it's saygah, not seegah.
Matthew Weston Says the country that didn't even buy the Sega Master System. Australians were rocking Segas well before you yanks and it was always See-gah. For Gods sake, how does Se = Say?
It's pronounced /sɛ.ɡa/
@@OldAussieAds Uh, are you stupid?
@@gboldero1 If that pronounces SayGah, then yes.
Matthew Weston ruclips.net/video/-v4CCcXq5h4/видео.html And I guarantee that if you were actually a kid in the late 80s (before there was a Sega Mega Drive / Genesis), you’d be calling it See-gah too. You know, before the American’s even knew what Sega was. I suppose you also think we pronounce Aluminium and Tomato wrong too?
I have uno went I was born
Uno,you know?
Is this a British Commercial
Actually, its pronounced /ˈuː-noː/, not /juwː-nɔʊ/!