You have to be pretty ignorant to use "axe." A true measure of one's linguistic acumen.Worse, much worse than folks who can't properly pronounce cray-on are those who say AXE instead of ASK.
You have to be pretty ignorant to use "axe." A true measure of one's linguistic acumen.
Then there are people who are so far into the weeds, they consider "holler" a legitimate term. Not even recognizing it as a bastardization of "hollow." This is what happens when no one around corrects your stupidity - you start believing mispronunciations are real words.
but i bet you pronounce colonel "kernel"
How the hell do you pronounce "colonel"? Co-lo-nel?
but where does the w come from
If I force it, I can get something like crā n, but I'm generally particular about annunciation.Dunno. Say crayon really fast so it comes out as one syllable. Sounds like crown. That’s what I say because I am super hyper.
If I force it, I can get something like crā n, but I'm generally particular about annunciation.
Actually, no one can say which pronunciation predates the other. Use of "axe" has never completely died out.Worse, much worse than folks who can't properly pronounce cray-on are those who say AXE instead of ASK.
"Annunciation" or enunciation?If I force it, I can get something like crā n, but I'm generally particular about annunciation.
The latter. I fucked up. If you'll see the concierge, all charges and fees will be refunded."Annunciation" or enunciation?
"Annunciation" or enunciation?If I force it, I can get something like crā n, but I'm generally particular about annunciation.