How is 'Wall-E' pronounced?

Question

On adverts recently it's being said like 'Wally'. I used to think it was meant to be a take on that word but it didn't sound right because it's spelt Wall instead of Wal. Is it just cos in America Wall is pronounced like they are saying Wal cos of the accent? The name confusion has totally put me off the film already...

PS why are there no trailers on TV for it? I have no idea what it's about.

Answer 1

Wall-E has been out for a while now, which is why there aren't any previews on TV anymore. It pronounced similar to "Wally", but elongated more, just as they spell it... Wall. E. It's because he's a little robot and he's name is actually an acronym (Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class). He is supposed to be cleaning up the Earth, which human beings trashed. During the hundreds of years that he's been zipping around, compacting little piles of garbage, he's become very curious. Even more so when a spaceship lands on Earth and he meets Eve (Extra-terrestrial Vegetation Evaluator). It was an adorable movie, enjoyable for both kids and adults! Check out the homepage, I don't want to give too much away =)

Answer 2

It is pronounced like 'wally'. It is an acronym for Waste Allocation Load Lifter- Earth class.



Wall E is a robot, the only of the robots that were left behind to clean up earth when it got so overrun by pollution that the humans went up in space on huge cruise ships (one being the Axiom) Over time he's become sentimental, finding "treasures" in the trash.



One day, Eve, a robot from outer space, comes and meets Wall E. WallE falls for her, and shows her all his treasures, including a plant he found. Eve's main goal is to look for plant life on earth so she immediately returns to the Axiom, with Wall E following her because of how he feels for her.



On the ship we see that humans have become hugely obese, and basically robots do everything for them. They can't even walk. Wall E and Eve get caught up in a lot of trouble - they lose the plant, find it again, the captain realizes how wonderful Earth was at one point, Eve sees WallE's feelings, the captain's Autopilot robot doesn't want to return to earth and fights the captain on the subject, Wall-E gets injured, Eve tries and fixes him but she's afraid he won't be the same.. and I won't ruin the ending.



It was a pretty good movie, it's just a little odd to watch because Eve and Wall-E don't communicate using words, just beeps and robotic sounds. Also it's almost disturbing to see the humans and earth of the future. They're fat, lazy, etc. and earth is just a giant garbage pile, where everything is owned by one company. I think the creators definately had a political agenda, but it's pretty effective.

Answer 3

It sounds like Wally but I always say Wall- E like the capital letter at the end of Wall- And there have been in Britain! go on youtube- they have it on there.

Answer 4

Well, it is pronounced like Wally, but with a more of an 'E' on the end, like Wallee.

And the TV doesn't tend to show as many adverts any more lol!

Answer 5

It's Wall eee

I went to see it last night and it's very good.

It's about the demise of earth through too much rubbish taking over the surface and humans living in luxury in space.

Wall-e is the last surviving robot rubbish-crushing machine left and he's lonely.

Eve is a scout robot sent from the human colony ship to search for plant life and eve and wall-e make friends.

I won't say any more, go and see it!

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Answer 7

depends on how you pronounce Wall. Americans will say Wal-E but us Brits will say it like Wally!

Answer 8

Its pronounced Wall (as in a brick wall) and e (as in a,b,c,d,E). Its meant to be amazing! cant wait to see it

Answer 9

wall-e is pronounce as "wall" then "e". and there are trailers for it on TV. its about a robot....and you could go online and check the trailer.

Answer 10

it's pronounced wally

Answer 11

wall

Answer 12

its said "wall-ee" (to the english pronounciation) wall as in the big brick thing that holds up your house and "ee" as in the tablet you shouldnt buy.....saw lots of trailers for it on Virgin cable tv over the weekend.

Answer 13

Wall- ee

Answer 14

Wall EEEEEEEEE

or

wally

or

wall i

Answer 15

The way you spell i is the way its pronounced

Answer 16

It's pronuced "Wally" xx

Answer 17

It is pronounced "Wally"...

Answer 18

your right its "wally" as in "where's wally" books :-)