That's certainly the American pronunciation.
There are a few I wasn't aware of before I came here... lapel, puma, can't think of any others right now...
Oh and there are words like 'acclimatise' which just aren't used here... they say 'acclimate' instead.
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Fri 22 Jun 2012, 22:11,
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Oh and there are words like 'acclimatise' which just aren't used here... they say 'acclimate' instead.
And the use of the word "momentarily" to mean "soon" instead of "for a very brief time"
First time I heard it was on a plane, "we'll be taking off momentarily". Not what you want to hear really.
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Fri 22 Jun 2012, 22:22,
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Some say lay pull, with the stress on the first syllable.
Although my wife's telling me she hasn't heard that often. What the hell does she know though, she's a septic.
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Fri 22 Jun 2012, 22:20,
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And then there's basil, and vitamin
but I was aware of those already.
If you're here for long enough you're pretty much forced to adopt some of the pronunciations, otherwise shopping and ordering gets to be too much hassle.
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Fri 22 Jun 2012, 22:26,
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If you're here for long enough you're pretty much forced to adopt some of the pronunciations, otherwise shopping and ordering gets to be too much hassle.
Yeah I'm not fucking saying that
If I can't find it I don't buy it.
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Fri 22 Jun 2012, 22:35,
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we're British, we don't have a dream
because we're awake
I laughed too much
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Fri 22 Jun 2012, 22:56,
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I laughed too much
haha, There's an american (possibly) troll beating them to death in the comments section there
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the one that really gets me is herbs without the 'h'
oh and those ads for pantene shampoo, where it's called 'pan-teen'...weird
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