nalani Well-Known Member Sep 6, 2002 #1 How come when "baptist" has a "p" in it, people pronounce it "babtist" and "presbyterian" (sp?) has a "b" in it but people pronounce it "prespyterian"?
How come when "baptist" has a "p" in it, people pronounce it "babtist" and "presbyterian" (sp?) has a "b" in it but people pronounce it "prespyterian"?
Nixy Elimi-nistrator Staff member Sep 6, 2002 #2 I (an everyone i know) pronounce them how they are spelled *looks at ICQ* *doesn't see Na*
nalani Well-Known Member Sep 6, 2002 #3 I can't turn on my ICQ right now cause I'm running 5 proggies .. and I'm in OS 9 at the moment sorry hun
I can't turn on my ICQ right now cause I'm running 5 proggies .. and I'm in OS 9 at the moment sorry hun
Gonz molṑn labé Staff member Sep 6, 2002 #5 the purveyor of the English language seems to had a sense of humor. How about Herb? the man or the flavoring? To, Two or too? Phone? xylophone?
the purveyor of the English language seems to had a sense of humor. How about Herb? the man or the flavoring? To, Two or too? Phone? xylophone?
S Stop Laughing New Member Sep 6, 2002 #6 For example, how many different ways are there to pronounce the "gh"? Ghost Night Tough Dough Neighbor I'm pretty sure there's more ways to pronounce "gh" as well.
For example, how many different ways are there to pronounce the "gh"? Ghost Night Tough Dough Neighbor I'm pretty sure there's more ways to pronounce "gh" as well.
Scanty New Member Sep 6, 2002 #7 borough That's all I can think of. I was trying to teach Luis how to ponounce the English words 'Leicester' and 'Salisbury' and stuff like that. Hehehe. English is magnificently confusing. Then you get cockney rhyming slang...
borough That's all I can think of. I was trying to teach Luis how to ponounce the English words 'Leicester' and 'Salisbury' and stuff like that. Hehehe. English is magnificently confusing. Then you get cockney rhyming slang...
kuulani New Member Sep 6, 2002 #11 don't forget: their, there, they're hair, hare oar, or sea, see write, right
S Stop Laughing New Member Sep 6, 2002 #12 bough, bow where, wear here, hear bologna, baloney This list is almost endless.
Gato_Solo Out-freaking-standing OTC member Sep 6, 2002 #13 I'm kind of partial to this list myself... Favourite, and the correct spelling favorite... colour, and the correct spelling color...
I'm kind of partial to this list myself... Favourite, and the correct spelling favorite... colour, and the correct spelling color...
Gato_Solo Out-freaking-standing OTC member Sep 6, 2002 #15 English and proper, correct American English.
Scanty New Member Sep 6, 2002 #16 France..........French. Germany........German. Spain...........Spanish. England........English. America........um.........er..........um.........English.
France..........French. Germany........German. Spain...........Spanish. England........English. America........um.........er..........um.........English.
Shadowfax <b>mod cow</b> Sep 6, 2002 #17 But I wouldn't go as far as saying Texan = English That's waaaay outta line
Gato_Solo Out-freaking-standing OTC member Sep 6, 2002 #20 Hey. Here in Amurrika, we speak Amurrikan. Not that freaky-sounding British stuff.