Pronunciation and Other Vocabularian Oddities

[FAMY2]

I thought it was a common part of all English accents.

Also, being lazy and saying 'wanna' or 'kinda'.

I do that too.   

[Thyme]

bump lol I'll probably keep adding things to this thread when I think about them.

It seems I tend to pronounce crows as "crwows".

Also I thought appreciable meant "state of something you can be grateful of".

[Classic]

You could say "appreciated" or "appreciative". 

[Thyme]

You could say "appreciated" or "appreciative". 

I know, but I wanted to talk about the state of the subject, not how I felt about the subject.

[Classic]

I know, but I wanted to talk about the state of the subject, not how I felt about the subject.

Jolly good. Carry on. 

[Thyme]

Jolly good. Carry on. 

But there's nothing to carry on.

Crwows.

[Nyerp]

I replace vowels with other ones for fun.

[Classic]

But there's nothing to carry on.

Crwows.

CAB-EEE-NAY

[Lozal]

In Latin, anytime you see a "v," it's pronounced as a "w."

Now, a lot of times when I see a "v" in a word, I pronounce it as a "w."

People look at me like I'm a weirdo now. 

[Daddy]

In Latin, anytime you see a "v," it's pronounced as a "w."

Now, a lot of times when I see a "v" in a word, I pronounce it as a "w."

People look at me like I'm a weirdo now. 

PUT IT IN MY WAGINA BABE

[Lozal]

PUT IT IN MY WAGINA BABE

It's not in words whose meaning is commonly known by all, but it happens especially when we read aloud in some of my classes with a passage I'm not used to seeing, or have never seen before. 

[Classic]

PUT IT IN MY WAGINA BABE

Oh my god, that's hilarious.

[Garahe]

I ALWAYS SPELL BIZZARE WRONG

ALWAYS

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oh god am i an idiot for pronouncing nuclear in two syllables

[Garahe]

oh god am i an idiot for pronouncing nuclear in two syllables

New-clear?

You're not a moron.

"New-kyu-lar" makes you a moron.