60 WORDS You're Pronouncing INCORRECTLY! Pronunciation Mistakes | Commonly Mispronounced Words

You have genuinely ruined my life I have to do this shit again and you are slowing driving me to the end

Antarctic. Dropping the first 't' and the first 'c' is completely fine

I did not notice I was making mistakes in English it is hard not to make them I do speak a little bit of German

Bonjour, pourriez-vous SVP m’expliquer la signification des lettres écrites en rouge dans les mots? Merci beaucoup et bonne journée!

Could you explain their meanings please

I wish you had included tournament. I pronounce it TOUR na ment, not TER na ment. It seems EVERYONE pronounces it TER na ment.

You misspelled jewelry.

I've heard foliage mispronounced as "foil-age" too.

It would be, "MAY I ask you a question?"

Thanks a lot for your kindness.

"May I ask you a Question", not "Can I ask you a Question." "May" is permissive, "can" is ability.

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This is a amazing. We will need to get learn more English words and sentences. It’s help lots. Thanks again 🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭🤲😇👏

ET cetera isn't pronounced Et Set-er-a, it's pronounced Et Ket-er-a.

Thanks a lot...Great teacher!

who on earth says *acrost

Lawn-zhuh-ree?! This entire time I’ve pronounced it… lawn-jer-ray 🤣😩

Good effort

BRUH HAS OFTEN BACKWARDS

not watching full video but I'm surprised I've been mispronouncing hierarchy!

People actually pronounce entrepreneur as enterprenyor?

Thank You so much sir.

This is so stupid the way this guy is pronouncing the “Wrong ones” who the hell says “x or axe of the word Ask”

This is for slow black people

I hear the word 'realtor' mispronounced a lot. Annoying!

I want more

*man

hi it's man not nan

I would never repeat the wrong ones. It misguides the students, we need to listen the correct form only. Good enough. Our brain stores both and students who pronounce it correctly do not need to know the wrong way.

I never knew some people pronounce this words wrong, like really...

Nobody my 5th grade class: CALM DOW JAMALL

Its MAY I Ask you a question

I'm afraid these are all losing propositions. Sooner or later, the majority will change the pronunciation to what they want.

Yes looks like you talk to too many Americans because Canadians don't mispronounce those words and I notice it all the time. Spelling is really poor and you seem not to know too from to for example are and our too many to log here

Thank you so much Sir 🙏🥰

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Loved the post, hope it was only the first of many. I could use a refresher.

One of my coworkers says "ideal" when she means to say "idea"

Lol, I can’t believe how many words I naturally pronounce wrong!
Why do you pronounce lingerie incorrectly? It is a French word ending with a long a sound not a long e sound.

Сan I [a:sk] you a question?!

Thank you!!! Coupon drives me nuts!
It is derived from the French word couper, which means to cut!! It should NEVER have a “Q” in it!!!

I've tried to tell some of my people about the word Often. They would just look at me as if I was nuts and laugh. I would say "The letter T is silent" to no avail.
I learned this from my old Catholic School English teacher, way back when the 🦖🦕 walked on earth. (The 1970s. 😂).
Also "Tuesday" not Toosday.
Then, there's my personal pet peeve;
Tesses instead of, Tests or Exams. 🤦‍♀️

Please share your pronunciation findings/source for February. I couldn’t locate your example. Thanks.

Some people always associate “ask” as “aks” with black people. However, I was raised in the south and whites say it too. I learned that it has nothing to do with misrepresentation, but that immigrants from certain parts of the UK pronounce their dialect as “aks”. Slaves would have picked up the pattern if speech from these immigrants. Actress Jane Seymour talked about this on television once.

I TOLD my husband it was not “a-crost”!! And he’s a highly intelligent nan. I think it was the influence of local linguistics.

For clothes both pronunciations are correct. - klothz / klowz

Wtf I really thought Antarctic is Antartic

Isn't oFten also a correct pronunciation, especially in Britain?

Language and pronunciation does change over time...my Grand Mother used to say Oofen for often and The Gels for Girls and Oh Rherly... for really... think Maggie smith in "Downton"...Its Pretty much spot on it was her generation