#41

Febry
Secertry

#42

I mean, nice troll, but as it happens, I was one of the few who did pronounce it correctly like ‘Jamie’ because a friend of a friend had that name.

#43

Scallops.

Not sure which is right though.

Gallop or wallop.

#44

Latter

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#45

Aitch

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#46

Genuinely did always read it as J’aime in my head. Didn’t seem that weird or out of context given the type of book it is and some other characters’ names. I also thought it made it sound a bit more exotic, and I actually think it works better than Jamie.

#47

The terrible pronunciation of “almond” on television annoys me.

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#48

Reading awry aloud as “aw-ree” in class in year 8 or 9 still haunts me to this day.

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#49

Former

#50

[quote=“ClicheGuevara, post:39, topic:13295, full:true”]
A lot of people mispronounce Jaime Lannister name incorrectly from GoT. [/quote]

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#51

Licky boom boom down

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#52

Schedule, quarter, and amateur are probably the ones I notice most often.

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#53

How are people saying quarter?

#54

Korter

#55

scah-lup is a breaded potato cake thing. scoh-lup is a fish thing

#56

(As opposed to k’wor-ter, which it should be)

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#57

Jesus. I’ve never heard that.

#58

what about amateur?

#59

Once you notice it, it’s everywhere. Lots of ‘korter-finals’.

#60

Is this in America?