#74

boatswain
coxswain

#75

Yeah the with the too bit rather than tchew

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#78

Extraneous the not part of my pronunciation

#79

Aluminium or aluminum.

They spell it differently so I’d say our spelling our way, their spelling their way.

Our way is the right way.

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#82

But they’ve probably just done that to justify them pronouncing things stoopid

#84

I could care less

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#85

“alright” - can never decide whether to roll the ‘r’ or not, horrible word to pronounce.

#86

Lure

#87

oh wow, this has foxed me a bit

I don’t think I can say ‘institutionalised’ as easily the US way, though

I say easily; that’s a horrible word to pronounce. does a number on the tongue.

#88

Yeah these for sure.

#89

I believe “loore” is right but I always have to give it more if a “l’yewr” feel.

#90

Request to @tilty to provide a recording of her saying all the words mentioned in this thread that are problematic.

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#91

I don’t know if it’s mispronounced so much as my brain just wont let me say it right but ‘disorienting‘ / ‘disorientating’? Without looking it up I honestly don’t know which is right.

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#92

Phenomenon

Until around a year ago I’m thought it ended with ‘m’. I’m 36 years old - too late to change now

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#93

Do-do do-do-do

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#94

You’re on. Here’s most of the words itt, pronounced. Bet I’ve got one wrong.

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#95

We call them Eddie Meme beans in our house.

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#96

Really enjoy the very French croissant contrasted with the very Essex style buffet and denouement :grinning:

Excellent VO work as always!

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#97

Haha didn’t realise how Essex I’d gone on buffet! I’ve only lived here three years ffs what about my manx roots :flushed:

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#98

Well maybe it’s just a general thing and I just associate eschewing the French way with that

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