"overcaft, avercraf" "huuhhhvercrat" "They're trying to say Hovercraft"

[Spammerman]

before i couldnt pronounce words with the sound are.

[~*~Celes~*~]

Being a lazy Northwest Ohioan , I tend to pronounce things typically the way they should be, except I say "comfterble" instead of "comfortable."

[blackmage_nuke]

When i say words with th i pronounce it as f or v and people are like your pronouncing it wrong and im like wtf is the difference!?

I really cant hear one, everyone says keep your tounge to the front or something but i think everyone else is an old fool

[Ouch!]

Two of my cousins pronounce th's as f's. I can't think of any words with which I have repeated difficulty. I know I frequently mispronounce words, but that's generally out of ignorance than anything else. Once I've been corrected, I don't have much of a problem making the change.

[LunarWeaver]

"Particularly" is just a cactus of a word. I dislike it and beat it up.

[edczxcvbnm]

I can't say Jewelry. Always comes out as Jewry. I also can't say Wisconsin or Minneapolis. I can say them but when I don't think about how to say it they just naturally come out wrong. More like Winsconson XD

[Denmark]

I say "Comfortable" "Cumfterbul".

this is the correct pronunciation and everyone knows it.

I like to think I pronounce all words in the way that is most socially acceptable. I do occasionally say "pronounciation" rather than "pronunciation" just for kicks though. But no, I don't have any speech impediments. My speech is impeccable, and this implies that any imperfections would be impossible.

[No.78]

My speech is perfect in every way.

Like Mary Poppins...

(I drop t's sometimes and don't pronounce h's... but who doesn't?)