Sentences with word «mispronouncing»

If you've never had a compulsion to buy a Rolex, Breitling, or some other European watch whose name you're probably mispronouncing, then adding smarts to a «luxury» watch isn't going to change your mind.

I remember catching my mother mispronouncing «detritus».

The artist does her own voice - overs in English, deliberately mispronouncing words in her native lilt.

From conquering hiking trails that will guide you through some of the most stunning landscapes to mispronouncing slàinte as you clink glasses with a local, these are just some of the experiences to be had when travelling the Scottish Highlands.

When the child in our example is punished for mispronouncing a word (for example pronouncing «wine» as «win - e») they are less likely to attempt pronunciation of similar words (for example, «wide»).

If there's a person or place in the news and I'm seriously concerned about mispronouncing it — and if my radio and my television set break simultaneously, and I don't have access to a computer — then I can see asking the Kindle to tell me how to pronounce, say, Thomas Cholmondeley or Abu Ghraib.

Even mispronouncing the names of technology.

Pixel CHEE not Quee CHEEEEE please do more research before making you and your review look ridiculous by mispronouncing hardware.

Sometimes students who are used to White teachers mispronouncing their name will settle for you doing it «good enough.»

Not the best student — often mispronouncing words and emphasizing the wrong parts of sentences.

finds radiation prosthetics artist Gordon Smith mispronouncing nuclear «nucular» and Harrison Ford getting false pieces to appear aged that instead give off the impression that he's playing a frozen dinner, while «Breaching the Hull» (5 mins.)

It turns out they were a series of very mediocre jokes about things that had happened so far, like Harris mispronouncing Chiwetel Ejiofor's name, Terrence Howard getting surprisingly emotional, and Pawel Pawlikowski getting played off by the music as he accepted the award for best foreign film.

(Incidentally, it was also Fairbanks who convinced Ophuls to temporarily change his name to «Opuls,» observing that people were cruelly mispronouncing his last name as «awfuls.»).

You'd think the gag of Baron Cohen constantly mispronouncing Cosette's name would grow old, but he earns a laugh each and every time.

The other tries to ravage it, starting with mispronouncing the burg's name: rhymes with atrocity.

But he also adds a goofy Shakespearian inflection while also randomly mispronouncing basic words.

Besides making other people think that a weird name reflects a weird personality, only a few people would risk trying to say your name and end up mispronouncing it altogether.

and now i am super curious if i have been mispronouncing your name in my head!

Probably a little mispronouncing it.

Children with selective mutism may avoid speaking because they fear they will be teased for mispronouncing words.

Tip - offs include drooling while mispronouncing words and difficulty eating or swallowing.

And if they're not stealing, then they're doing something else to anger parents, like mispronouncing little Jhykcen (pronounced «Jackson») or Espn's first names, or making up cute little nicknames for children that were NOT Parent Authorized.

One UK woman is having a personal crisis, though, because her friends gave their baby a name, and she thinks they're mispronouncing it.

Gannon's literally thee worst color commentator in the nfl, mispronouncing ppl's names ALL the time

And... you don't have to worry about mispronouncing anything!

And mispronouncing it like crazy (with my mouth full, of course).

Rachel Macalisang, lead sommelier at The Bazaar by José Andrés in Los Angeles, says the only way to get past a fear of mispronouncing or describing wine is to ask questions and dive in.

Part of the problem is that many announcers during NBA games, highlight shows, and talk shows mispronounce the last name.

I grew up with the last name «Fashingbauer,» so I think I know a little bit about misspelled and mispronounced names.

«For example, people looking for the Mexican restaurant Garaje in San Francisco could mispronounce it and confuse the voice recognition software used to find the eatery.»

As a listener, I had to endure inaudible voices, mispronounced words, solemn faces, and distracting mannerisms in the reading of the story.

From my commitment to the formative, first item in the AG Statement of Fundamental Truths, all else flows - even the risk of being thought to mispronounce the later points.

Usually mispronounced as haba?ero, their most common colors are red and orange, green when they are unripe, and brown, pink and white have also been seen.

From a renovated gas station in Burlington, Vermont, to far - off places with names we sometimes mispronounce, the journey that began in 1978 with 2 guys and the ice cream business they built is as legendary as the ice cream is euphoric.

Mispronounced by English speakers to «mareradish,» mare may have become synonymous with horse, giving us horseradish.

SANGIOVESE: san - joe - VAY - zay A Tuscan grape that's constantly mispronounced, despite the popularity of Chianti (which is made from Sangiovese).

Like when he mispronounced Pellegrini's surname by calling him Pelligrino and saying it wasn't on purpose.

Kids this age often like to mispronounce or make up words.

Remember that children must live with the name you choose for them the rest of their lives, so while unique names and spellings are very interesting and favorable, consider the fact that the child could always have their name mispronounced or misspelled.

Your child drools when he mispronounces words or has difficulty eating or swallowing.

Most children can say all speech sounds correctly by age 7, but young children may mispronounce certain sounds, such as:

It's not hard to pronounce and definitely wouldn't be mispronounced by her first - grade teacher.

Nothing could be more annoying than having your child's name mispronounced all their lives.

I'm probably going to mispronounce how you say this surgery.

I like your advice about correcting so that a mispronounced name does not continue to be said incorrectly.

The president gave some shout - outs from the stage before launching into his scripted remarks, recognizing Mayor Bloomberg, who isn't seeing eye - to - eye with Obama on his reform agenda; and also state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli (although he mispronounced the Long Island Democrat's name, calling him Dee - Nah - POH - li; that's the second time the president has done that).

-- David Chang, restaurateur «Weiner, because the confluence of his name and his offense is so risible (which, if you mispronounce it, makes the whole event even more preposterous).»

Paladino said he also tried unsuccessfully to speak with Rep. John Katko, R - Camillus, whose name he mispronounced.

Many neurological disorders can rob someone of the ability to speak clearly, causing them to stutter, mispronounce words, and struggle to put together coherent sentences.

(Nonetheless, its name is mispronounced routinely.