What are some words you used to mispronounce drastically?
#21
Epitome.
There are more, but I can't remember.
There are more, but I can't remember.
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#22
Spaghetti.. used to say it has SpagHetti
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#23
Technically a name, but I used to think Neil was pronounced Nellie.
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#24
Fjord... still can't pronounce correctly...
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#25
I had a relative who pronounced "harrassed" wrong. He said "Hair-assed". I never corrected him (old southern respect for elders), but I laughed inwardly for the first 5,000 times he used his version. He is gone now so I could use his name but I still respect him too much.
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#26
up until this year i’d pronounce bourgeoisie as burg-u-eezie. until my best friend laughed at me and told me the correct pronunciation
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#27
'Gnu'
Pronounced: 'New'
Pronounced: 'New'
Thanks a lot, Gary GUHnu.
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#28
To my widdle child ears, ridiculous was pronounced 'rididiickleulus'
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#29
Particularly. I have to say it a million times to get it right.
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#30
For the longest time I used to pronounce Thomas with the Th sound you would find in words like Thorn. I only recently stopped when one of my friends corrected me. They tease me about it a lot tho
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#31
'Trick or treat' as 'trickle treat'
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#32
i used to pronounce colleague as koh-leg
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#33
I used to mispronounce yaoi (it’s pronounced yowee but I used to say ya-oh
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#34
counselor. i read it before i said it and ended up saying coon- sul-er like say the "o" like mooo and not like cow then sul
i give up
idk i just didnt pronounce it right
idk i just didnt pronounce it right
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#35
Touche, when I read it in a book for a while, i read touch-y
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#36
This probably isnt that bad but I thought "fingers" was pronounced "thingers" when I was around 6 or 7. My older sister finally caught be and told me there was no "th" in finger/s.
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#37
I said SSSSSSSSSSSSS-poon (for spoon)
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