Pronouncing words incorrectly?

Things like specific usually end up very wrong, and usually end up adding extra words that aren't in it.
Usually forget T's in things like water, sometimes don't.
@Red; LMAO, puurrrrr you.

Thought of another one which is 'Salmon' usually end up saying 'Slam-on'

Nothing now really but all above is really annoying!

I remember when I was 6 or so I could never say "Trick or Treat" haha.

Don't really pronounce anything wrong because I live in Cambridgeshire (A)

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Originally Posted by Abi

Erm well three and free usually cause i get the 'th' sound wrong, but i think thats down to my accent/dialect rather than saying it wrong.
But when people drop their T's annoys me and because I live near Blackpool everyone does it and i want to hit them :L

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LOLOL people think i drop my t's when i'm saying thirteen, fourteen etc but i actually don't, i say the T but very lazily ;)
im not that bad don't think, pronounce loads of things differently what with being scottish but i don't think necessarily incorrect... idk though

i cant tell the difference between these two sounds:

v
th

(i pronounce them both the same????)

I've been told I say "H" wrong If I say on it's own which annoys them :( - There is some other words I can't say as well, trying to think of them actually.

I grew up for years saying free instead of three and didn't even realise there was a difference between them. And I used to have a weird front tooth so before I got braces I pronounced 'th' weirdly.

I also have been told I sound really funny when I say 'no' but apparantley that's my accent and everyone here does it although I never realised.

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Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx

I've been told I say "H" wrong If I say on it's own which annoys them :( - There is some other words I can't say as well, trying to think of them actually.

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I get this as well. I'm told that it's not "Hay-ch" but "ay-ch" - I know I've looked up the correct pronunciation but I've forgotten :p

I pronounce most of my words correctly. If I do happen to say something incorrectly I will usually try and (subtly) correct myself.

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Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx

I've been told I say "H" wrong If I say on it's own which annoys them :( - There is some other words I can't say as well, trying to think of them actually.

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do you mean when people say H-Eh-Ch (Hay-ch) instead of Eh-Ch (Ay-ch)? Ay-ch is the proper way I think (I might be wrong) and that's the way I say it :)

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Originally Posted by Intersocial

I get this as well. I'm told that it's not "Hay-ch" but "ay-ch" - I know I've looked up the correct pronunciation but I've forgotten :p

I pronounce most of my words correctly. If I do happen to say something incorrectly I will usually try and (subtly) correct myself.

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I say Eh-Ch / Ay-ch. I think Ay-ch is the correct way.

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Originally Posted by Ekelektra

I grew up for years saying free instead of three and didn't even realise there was a difference between them. And I used to have a weird front tooth so before I got braces I pronounced 'th' weirdly.

I also have been told I sound really funny when I say 'no' but apparantley that's my accent and everyone here does it although I never realised.

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...I never knew there was a difference between free/three.

I always pronounce TH as either F or V - not a different sound :(. It just sounds the same to me, for example:

The (th = V)

Three (th = F) when people say I pronounce it wrong, when they say it, it sounds the same to me. So very confusing :(

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Originally Posted by Mk,

do you mean when people say H-Eh-Ch (Hay-ch) instead of Eh-Ch (Ay-ch)? Ay-ch is the proper way I think (I might be wrong) and that's the way I say it :)

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I say Eh-Ch / Ay-ch. I think Ay-ch is the correct way.

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...I never knew there was a difference between free/three.

I always pronounce TH as either F or V - not a different sound :(. It just sounds the same to me, for example:

The (th = V)

Three (th = F) when people say I pronounce it wrong, when they say it, it sounds the same to me. So very confusing :(

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I believe that is what I mean yeah :P