I used to get really annoyed by mispronunciation haha. But my english has dropped so bad I don't really mind anymore as long as I understand what they say.
More importantly, is there a cimmonin for synomyn?
I'm conscious of how people talk but I reckon the OP has issues with anger.
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There is nothing like the naked abuse any language by native speaker that riles me more.
Oh.
Except for naked jingoism, racism, anti-semitism, closet homophobia and just plain stupidity.
Yeah.
I'd love to slap the shit out of a few people for that as well.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did.
Warwickshire Born 'n' Bred.
I will slap the shit out of the next person who calls it a "Wind Turban."
It is a turbine. Tur. Bine.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did.
You guys are all sound like sloppy now..............
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Where are you at? instead of Where are you?
"Until we are all free - we are none of us free."Emma Lazarus
Also does Drow rhyme with cow or throw?
How about LIBERRY
ya try being born in february. FEB RUU ARIE
It Isn't VEE Hickul.
It is veeickle.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did.
Oh! Here's one I'm not sure comes from the world of spelling or pronunciation.
First of all, if you are calling your pants your "drawers," you already sound old like my grandpa, and I'm 40. :Twisted: Second, it is "drawers" not "draws." Couldn't even figure that one out the first time I read it. And "drawers" rhymes with "doors." It's basically "doors" with an extra "r." Droors!
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did.
ValenTIME'S vs ValenTINE'S Day. ♥
This was going to be my next one.
The first time I read 'draws' for drawers, I just about popped a head gasket. I wanted to march right down the West Virginyuh dirt road the poster lived on, step over the rusting cars and ole tahrs on the front lawn, shove the dawg outta the way, march rat up the stahrs and set a spell in the Lazyboy on the vranduh, waitin' for Billy bob tuh come out so's ah cud wallop 'im upside his ears.
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Y'all need to list your location so's we know if'n your native speakers with local accents, or for'ners. (I spent some time in the south, and we didn't understand each other much)
Where I come from we usually don't pronounce the letter "R". This is a tough month for me to pronounce.
We joke that you can tell the newbies from the assimilated by how they pronounce these cities and streets from around Denver.
Arvada
Westminster
Galapago Street
Galena Avenue
Uinta Street
Quebec Avenue
Learn these and become one of us.
Lex
ArVAYda.
WestMINSter
I would want to read it as Galla Pag-o but I'd second guess myself and make it sound like gaLAPagos islands.
Galeena.
I'd be tempted to say YOU intah street but it would probably come out somewhat frenchified as Weenta.
And last but not least, and without a doubt, avenue Québec. Avva NOO KAY Bek.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did.
I want to slap the shit out of people who constantly say, "DO YOU SEE WHAT I'M SAYIN? First off, I can't see words, I hear words. If you want to use that phrase, and those that do tend to say it after every sentence, then it is "DO YOU HEAR WHAT I'M SAYING. Chills go up my spine.
Why not just give him an ocular implant?
@ Lex I know what you mean. Around here is a town called San Pedro and you can always spot people from outside of this area of California because they will say it with a more correct Spanish pronounciation fo "San Paydro" when that's not how anyone who lives in So Cal says it... San Peeedro. It's not correct, but it's been pronounced that way for decades and decades.
Why do so many Americans use the word 'then' instead of 'than', ie, ''You think you are better then me''?
What's all that bout? When I first encountered it on JUB I thought it was just a Nu Joisy thing, but it seems to be spreading.
They're "loosing" the distinction of pronunciation between the two, so it matters not how either is spelt.