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 Yesterday at 9:04 pm
| amother Myrtle wrote: | | I have never heard sundee mondee. How does that sound? Who speaks that way which area? | I've heard it in Pittsburgh. I'm sure they say it in other places too. But that's where I've heard it.
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Cheiny
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Yesterday at 9:06 pm
| amother Gray wrote: | | How in the world could you tell a difference when speaking? |
One sounds like use (rhymes with juice), the proper ways is used. They also spell it as use…
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Mistyrose
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Yesterday at 9:07 pm
Haven't read through all the responses, but what is surprising to me is how commonly the term "apropos" is misused.
Admittingly, I only know this because my college professor taught me. But hey, you'd expect many acedemics to know this, but very often it's used as "appropriate" instead of "in regards to" which is it's real meaning. Such as, "Apropo extereta, I have another example..."
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sequoia
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Yesterday at 9:12 pm
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I was in Florida and asked a nice-looking black man where the Walgreens was. He replied, “There’s no Walgreens, there’s a CVX!”
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Ruchel
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Today at 4:44 am
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Confused by matinée in the afternoon and maître d for maître d'hôtel
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Debbie
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Today at 6:13 am
[quote="amother Sand"]Don't must
Don't must is annoying; as is referring to a pair of shoes, tights etc as it instead of them.
Just one more for now...'The bigger/smaller half' if it's bigger or smaller, it's not half!
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Today at 6:52 am
| amother Gray wrote: | My dh drives a sumburban. It’s set in stone. Impossible to change. Sumburban fan for life  |
What is a sumburban? 
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amother
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Today at 7:15 am
| amother Brass wrote: | What am I ignorant of? I said that I am aware of how to write etcetera. If there is a requirement for me to pronounce every word perfectly, then I am definitely ignorant of that.
I am choosing to pronounce a word (the only) way that I hear it pronounced. That may not be your choice, and it may not be the same way that you hear the word pronounced, but it doesn't mean I'm lacking knowledge or information.
I will happily continue to use pronunciations that are commonly used around me, even if I learn that they are technically incorrect. Doesn't bother me. And I don't say expecially, exape, or the other examples people gave, but I'm sure I would if everyone around me did! |
Fascinating you know the correct pronounciation and still choose to ignore it. To articulate a word incorrectly on purpose, what's the purpose of it?
Your attitude comes over as ignorant and I-dont-care, its not important.
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amother
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Today at 7:19 am
| amother Nasturtium wrote: | Fascinating you know the correct pronounciation and still choose to ignore it. To articulate a word incorrectly on purpose, what's the purpose of it?
Your attitude comes over as ignorant and I-dont-care, it’s not important. |
Umm no it doesn’t. Take a Philly accent. No one writes like how a Philly accent talks. Or Boston. And Southern.
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