Words you often mispell.

Hi, what words do you often mispell?
I usually mispell: 'pterodactylus'.

Love, bird.

 

When it's late at night I often spell 'remember' as 'rember', or 'containing' as 'containg'....which I just did then....
I'm sure you understand....

 

I compely understand!

 

thank godness!

 

my spelling is horriblie as many of you have prolly noticed.

 

Godness, bird, you can call me whatever you want.

 

Yes I noticed lots of times, but I forgive you.

 

i mispell speak for speck all the time and it doesnt even sound the same..

 

I never misspel.

 

receive
reference
antidisestablishmentarianism
cat

 

i usually spell spell wrong i spell it speel haha

 

Lol...no one spelled "misspell" correctly. I don't know why, but I found that extremely funny.
It's the educational systems' fault. They don't put much emphasis on spelling anymore since the 80s. When I was a kid we got a lower grade if we misspelled words, but now that just isn't considered as important as it used to be. The teachers can't even spell properly. I used to correct the spelling on the notes my kids' teachers sent home to me before I signed them and sent them back.

 

i more often typo words...

jsut
teh

I also have the bad habit of not being able to type s-e-r-v-e everytime I do i end up typing server.

 

I don't know if I can spell "embarass" correctly.

 

I was about to say the same thing, Angel. Everyone spelled "misspell" wrong. lol

There are a lot of words I have trouble spelling. Like Rashaad said, "embarrass" (sp?) is one of them. I also have trouble with a lot of words that end in "ence" or "ance". For example, "ambivalence" (or is it "ambivalance"?). I think it's "ambivalence" since the root word is "ambivalent." But see, I don't know.

 

Now is the time to rid the world of people who judge based on spelling....

BAD SPELLERS OF THE WORLD--UNTIE!​

 

gladellyy. thanx 4 teh inviite

 

Taking British spelling as priority, with every second word beginning with 'm':

prerogative massacre vacuum manikin sceptical mandolin charcoal minuscule leprechaun mediterranean pheromone maintenance pity monotonous broccoli miscellaneous indictment miserable chassis metacarpal controversy medieval cauliflower mediocre oesophagus mistletoe intervene margarita questionnaire millennial realm moustache adultolescent manoeuvre jehovah mayonnaise parliament marijuana endeavour mortgage schizophrenic

 

The most common word used in Ireland starts with "F". It can be used as a verb and an adjective in the same sentence and even a sentence consisting of one word.
The best verbal examples can be heard most nights at closing time, particularly when a guy is quitely walking home and a lamp post jumps out in front of him.