What words do you hate saying?
 

Vehicular for me, it just sounds so ... ugly.

Anyone else get weird saying certain things? :(

"ok, here are your $100"

Anything that I think is over someones head. Recently? Behooves.

Brobdingnagian.

Bluetooth

I can tell you pronunciations I hate hearing...

Top of the list is definitely

Aksss instead of ASK!!

Pacific instead of SPECIFIC!!

Them: Can I aks you a question?
Me: no, I don't speak welfare.

:helpme

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The answer is gold! Thanks for that link, needed the laugh!

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I can not pronounce thug...
Thief I have no problem with but 95% of the time I say fuck when wanting to say thug...:(
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I hate to say : "good morning" ! I realy hate the morning!

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Well, atleast they were pacific when they aksed you a question :thumbsup

Wednesday. That silent D really fucks with my head. That and "drawer"

nice question

Drawer is a word that sounds vastly different depending where you are in the US. My step-mother is from brooklyn and she pronounces it like "Draw." My friends from Philly say "Draw-er" and I pronounce is as "Droor"

Silent D?

Your wife complains about the same thing, amirite?

Burn.

The german word for director = Regisseur.

I have no fucking idea why we use a word that came from the french. Fuck that :321GFY

I hate hearing "chew" in songs where it is substituted for you. I get it but it sounds super ghetto. And personally, I can't use "baby momma". Again it is descriptive but I always thought it was derogatory.

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Any bay area folks in here? When first living in Nor-Cal, I couldn't stand the word 'hella'.

Whaddya mean we're all outta beer?!

For some reason that was the hardest word for me when I was younger. I have always been pretty good with language but that one would trip me up until my late pre-teens.

Aluminum. Someone kept fucking around one day saying different versions of it like all-loo-me-um and other ways, and now it's all fuckery in my head.

"None" ...

Get an American to say it and then get a British person to say it. It is totally different tongue action..lol

All i hear on UK tv these days is people replacing "th" in words with "f".

"I fink there's somefing down there"

"who finks there's free or four of them"


And i don't just mean general public on tv. Presenters are doing it aswell.

Why are we allowing these people to talk like fucking morons on tv ?? No wonder kids these days can't talk for shit...

That reminded me of the Club Lucy Lawless scene in Euro Trip.. hehe

miscellaneous

took me a while

I had a lisp when I was younger, but took speak therapy in order to correct it. Even though its been gone for years S words bug me.

so i assume you don't like Sister Sledge?

Too much cussing is annoying to hear, any sentence that has more then two slang words in it is just sad.

I don't like the idea of saying it.

i hate when other people say el-e-men-try.......it should be el-e-men-tar-y.

Traditionally, Americans don't pronounce the D and the Brits do. Not sure what you mean about my wife complaining about anything, because I've never been married. If you're going to insult strangers on the internet, I suggest using material from outside your own universe, however much a wonderland it is.

congregate. just hate that word for some reason.

I cringe when people say "AM in the morning", as in "Some idiot blew his horn at 5 AM in the morning and woke me up". You either say AM, or morning, saying both is redundant. (and stupid)

I want to hit someone when they say month-year-old, like "I have a five month-year-old daughter". Dear morons, it's month-old. Saying it the other way is just trailerparkspeaking at it's dumbest.

ya, like people would not know that AM is morning.. hahaha I have heard so many people say shit like that and it drives me nuts. You either say 5AM or 5 in the morning. 5am in the morning just makes you sound like a complete retard.

my payments due already? :(

ATM machine.

I love redundant language!

why - ass to mouth machine - whats wrong? :upsidedow

'Your mum' is so much quicker to say, that's all.

Best putdown I've seen on here in awhile. :1orglaugh:thumbsup

salmon
&
sauna

i love what each stands for but hate saying those 2 words

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That would be fucking cool to hear :1orglaugh

If she pronounce "drawer" as "draw" how does she pronounce "darw"? I mean there should be a difference..

veggies.

we should all stop saying that.

nothing wrong with vegetables.


the extra syllable burns an extra calorie!

it's a win-win.

I though everybody pronounce it as "Wensday" :)

It's not the way we say it, it's the way it is spelt (yeah, spelt is English for spelled).

Aluminum, I would say; Al-oo-min-um.

But!

Aluminium, I would say; Al-oo-min-ee-um.

Same as Yogurt, we have an "H" in there, it's called Yoghurt, and it is (subtly) spoken as, Yog-Hurt. It's not a silent "H", it's very slight.

No offense (which is the general softening blow for offense).

But people who speak English, should really learn the way to speak proper English. I'm English, and I will speak proper English, in a formal setting, with fellow English speakers. I also have slang coming out my ears, but if needed, I can (most of the time (sometimes, I am drunk, which I may be now)) speak, read, write, type, etc. Proper English.

Not "the queens" English, she's German you know? Deliberate non-use of the capitol letter.

But, at the end of the day, I really don't care, because I know: A Tomato is a Tomato, a Yogurt is a Yoghurt, pants are underwear, Aluminum is Aluminium, a bathroom means washing not going for a wee, Cilantro is Corriander leaf, Corriander seed, should be called Cilantro seed. I know my country isn't the "world" I know a ball should be round, I know our country is fucked, but so is your's, I know you'll never change, and 'nor will we, I know you're comedy is crap, but as equally as our rap, and if a new Hitler came along, he'd bomb you first and not us.