Are you a mispronouncer?

Whew, That is a great tounge twiser! But, I have proof, since I pronounced it all correctly, I can be quite sure that I do not mispronounce.. I think I know a misprouncer, or mabye two, they are both boys.. Anyways, thank you for responding!

I hate to admit it, but I am when it comes to some words. My husband is as well. We usually correct each other and have a good laugh!

Well, I don’t think I am a mispronouncer as I am very careful about my language but a common enough mispronounced word is ‘ask’…many people I have come across pronounce it as ‘aks’

I teach American English to Thais, so I know a lot. There are even many stress differences in the way British and American English are spoken.

Hello! I consider myself as one of that kind of people. With the soundings...lol. Some words I pronounce it according to what I have learned in my native country and not as what it should be properly pronounce [slang]. It is just out of confusion. Like with the word of her, here and hair and other words of course..lol. That was why sometimes I rather write because I am more comfortable with it than saying some words that I am not really sure how to say it. It is annoying sometimes that I know what I am saying or trying to say but the person I am talking to keep asking "what?" "I am sorry, what did you say?" lol I have to repeat it again for them to understand. It is because of my accent. I am a filipina and currently residing in US..My husband said, if I talk slowly he could understand every word I say, but when I get tense or excited maybe out of 10 words, there are only one or couple words he can understand

Yes I am, just like jstmarfz wrote that we have this confusion thing on what is the right pronunciation because we learn it here in our native country especially some medical words or just some basic words like the word "SALT" some people would read it as "sOlt" while others "sAlt". In some cases I heard other people read "Eagle" as "e-gol", so basically it would be case to case basis.

Like it's a "blessing in the sky" instead of "blessing in disguise" lol. Well, sometimes I mispronounce words (english and my native dialect). Nobody's perfect anyways.

good one, you have a brain and tongue twister there. LOL