How to pronounce “flippantly” in English

Dustin Porier. Yo, you know, there's a there's a question that we kind of throw around in society.Um, we say it quite quite flippantly to people we meet, friends, family, strangers. Um, but but in this context, I want to ask it in the most sort ofintentional way and give me the long answer.

It's a little of both.So I'm not just sitting up here, flippantly tossing out, oh, you should do this.

And a reporter from "L'Équipe" asked me, Marion, what do you want to do in Sydney at the Olympic games?Well, I was 21 years old, flippantly said, because I truly believed that I could win five medals, five Olympic gold medals.The world was like, What?

They don't need to read novels to do it.It's funny, you get so used to a particular subject you're researching like smallpox, or infanticide, that you learn to be able to talk about it quite flippantly,and then you suddenly think, I've just said the word rape and I'm giggling.

But if what we want are bees that can take care of themselves and survive despite the challenges, there's really only one way to measure that metric.And that is to let bees survive without the challenges, and to, as I flippantly say, not breed from the ones that died over the winter.It is that simple.

And it was a real pendulum swing.In the family I'd grown up in, I jokingly would say, perhaps flippantly would say that roughing it meant that room service was late.Now we were really roughing it, because we were living very simply on land and trying to grow our food and dependent