used to get that all the time too
When English people pronounce:
Betws-y-Coed as "Betsy Coe-Ed"
Llanelli as "Lanelly" or (if they're trying really hard) "Clanecly"
Machynlleth as "Merk eye-un luth"
Bangor as "Banger"
Heddlu as "Head Loo"
Araf as "A raff"
More to come.
there was a picture here
People who use the word Cwtch can burn in hellfire.
The Welsh are a secretive bunch.
I hate it when people pronounce Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch as "oh bloody smurfing hell, Wales".
English people are the worst.
Back when Dragon Ball Z aired on Cartoon Network in the UK (at least), the announcer seemed incapable of pronouncing "Saiyan" and "Saiyaman" correctly, saying "Sigh-Ann" and "Sigh-Ya-Man" respectively. I know they are made up words, but I couldn't help but notice it, being a fan. It just showed that the announcer didn't watch the show he was introducing, and must have been reading his introductions from a script, which just seems silly to me (at least check you're pronouncing the in show word correctly).
I've got some news for you...must have been reading his introductions from a script
there was a picture here
Which is?
That he was reading from a script because it was an actor reading for a character.
It was a joke.
(ba dum tsss)
It wasn't a character though, it was the announcer on the channel - the "Coming up next..." guy.