Pronunciations that annoy you

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  1. bird_migration

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    "innernet"
    "inneresting"
     
  2. YouFreeMe

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    "Axe"
    "Fustrated"
     
  3. hahaha04

    hahaha04 Whatevers Clever

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    LOL bird, you would probably be highly annoyed if you lived in the part of USA i live in, Georgia. Sooooo many pronounce those words like that. it is funny to me, although it makes a person seem annoying after a while when they speak a little too "country"
     
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    Somehow, if I see an innerview and they say "inneresting" I don't take them serious anymore.
     
  5. RubySoho6

    RubySoho6 Organized Chaos

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    Libary, worsh instead of wash, pitcher instead of picture, nuculer instead of nuclear. I could go on for days
     
  6. YouFreeMe

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    "EXpresso" instead of "espresso"
     
  7. Piaf

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    jel instead of jer
     
  8. r0llinstoned

    r0llinstoned Gute Nacht, süßer Prinz

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    Amberlance.

    call da amberlance!
     
  9. junglejack

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    Fageddabouddit
    My accent has a pretty good twinge of Da Bronx( plus my parents spoke Italian all the time while I was a kid) - -so Im sure that I have words that I pronounce that irritates da shit ouddaa people
     
  10. TopNotchStoner

    TopNotchStoner Georgia Homegrown

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    "Realator" instead of "realtor". That annoys the fuck outta me.

    Also, "jewlery" instead of "jewelry".
     
  11. TopNotchStoner

    TopNotchStoner Georgia Homegrown

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    lol You'd hate how I talk, because I'm too lazy to pronounce the "t" in "int". I'm not as bad as some people I know though.
     
  12. djomalley

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    People adding extra syllables to New Orleans... Or Louisville.
     
  13. RubySoho6

    RubySoho6 Organized Chaos

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    One of my best friends says woof instead of wolf. Plural for her is woofs. I lost my shit every time she says it. I crack up laughing.
     
  14. eggsprog

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    pronounciation instead of pronunciation

    Actually, it doesn't bug me, but I find it funny that the way the majority of people pronounce pronunciation is incorrect.
     
  15. TopNotchStoner

    TopNotchStoner Georgia Homegrown

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    I hate that too.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV6X73bGKD0"]The "S" is silent! - YouTube
     
  16. celticman4

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    orientate instead of orient. Irregardless instead of regardless. Both are ghastly
     
  17. storch

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    It's not pronounciation?
     
  18. RubySoho6

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    Also FLustrated.
     
  19. storch

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    OK, I just checked, and I guess it is pronunced "pronunciation."

    Irregardless uv that oversite, I perdy much know everything else about the use of werds. I don't make mistaiks now, but I used to did.
     
  20. TopNotchStoner

    TopNotchStoner Georgia Homegrown

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    That's similar to how my grandma pronounced it, except she'd add an extra syllable and say "flusterated".
     

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