Pronouncing words incorrectly?

[Succubus]

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'

[SackRace]

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.

[Empired]

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

[buttons]

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

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

[Lewis]

i cant tell the difference between these two sounds:

v
th

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

[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.

[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.

[MKR&*42]

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 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.

[Lewis]

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.

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 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.

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

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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.

...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

[xxMATTGxx]

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

I believe that is what I mean yeah