So there are some words in our vocabulary that, for whatever reason, never quite come out of our mouths correctly, whether it be due to accent, a strange lisp, or preconceived notions of the word. What are some examples of yours?

Personally, I always pronounce albeit as "all beet". I know it's pronounced "all be it", but I can't get my head around one word sounding like three words. It puzzles me.

Three.

Seriously, apparently there is a difference in pronunciation with "three" and "free".

I fuck up a lot of words when speaking oral english

i dont really have any

thirteen

twelve

Australia.

I keep saying Os Trah Lee Ah
I'm pretty sure it's Os Tray Lee Ah

BAK AH ROO DAH

Quote from: TequilaClock;1474266I fuck up a lot of words when speaking oral english

Oh honey, your anal english is a hundred times better...

My friend says "woof" instead of "wolf" and we give him crap about it all the time.

Quote from: MonsterMunchClock;1474259Three.

Seriously, apparently there is a difference in pronunciation with "three" and "free".

I still have trouble with that sometimes.

Bell and Bill

Phthisis. I'm glad I can just say TB.

Quote from: John Hammond;1474306Oh honey, your anal english is a hundred times better...

I prefer his anal spanish.

I can't say indubitably

I can't pronounce my R's sometimes.

If it's in French, I always second guess myself, even if I'm right. It's a "classy" language, so I feel too inferior.

Quote from: SnakeClock;1474255Personally, I always pronounce albeit as "all beet". I know it's pronounced "all be it", but I can't get my head around one word sounding like three words. It puzzles me.

I say "Al be it."

I always say finite like ph-eye-nite, not ph-ih-knit.

^ oh yes, I am sure there is a word I got the same eye-ee problem with. Just dont remember which.

Quote from: TruncheonClock;1474345I can't pronounce my R's sometimes.

Quote from: Dwight Schrute;1474358I always say finite like ph-eye-nite, not ph-ih-knit.

I think it's "phi-night".

Quote from: SnakeClock;1474363I think it's "phi-night".

It isn't pfy-neet?