pronounciation
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
5 Jan 20
What is a word, either in your native tongue or in English, that people pronounce wrong but is so simple to pronounce?
I ask this because I say the word "current" like you pronounce "currant"
So instead of "kur-ent" I say...
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bluemoonpavilion
@bluemoonpavilion (4658)
• Singapore
15 Dec 16
Usually I have no issues with pronouncing people's names but today when I called someone, I tripped over twice with her name and I was pretty embarrassed! Does "Veronica" sound difficult? It doesn't, but maybe I seldon have to...
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41Combedale
@41CombedaleRoad (5966)
• Greece
8 Nov 15
When I was at junior school I was an avid reader and as a result of this I often encountered words that were new to me. One of these was a word that I pronounced 'mizzled'. It was a word I had never heard anyone else say. I...
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ladyhemingway
@ladyhemingway (965)
• Philippines
16 May 12
Ever since I was a kid I did have a hard time telling people how to properly pronounce my name. The spelling was quite hard to remember as well, so it has always been part of my daily existence to correct people. That got me...
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danishcanadian
@danishcanadian (28954)
• Canada
10 Aug 09
A cab pulled up to Second Cup, and asked for Lee. I told him I was Leah, and yes I called a cab. We started talking on the way home, and I started wondering about why people keep calling me Lee. My name is Leah, and that's...
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SViswan
@SViswan (12051)
• India
2 Nov 08
Envelope is a word we have all used atleast once in our lives. I've been taught to pronounce the word starting with the 'o' sound first....but most people I know pronounce it with an 'e' sound (like the 'e' in egg). I was watching...
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manong05
@manong05 (5027)
• Philippines
6 Jan 07
Some Filipinos P as F like fefsi for pepsi, flywood for plywood. I was told that in some countries. G is changed to B, B to P. In Thailand L to N. In Japan L to R. A Japanese once said, You are very rocky (lucky), your husband...
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lucy6ofdiamonds
@lucy6ofdiamonds (70)
• Malaysia
15 Dec 06
Hi guys, I'm sure you all have heard or come across the brand name Hermès before. I'm just wondering how it's correctly pronounced. Hermès is also an Olympian god, son of Zeus in the greek mythology. So is it pronounced Er-Meez?...
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