My given name is always mispronounced by strangers. The funny thing is, people in Britain would always mispronounce it one way. Here in America everyone mispronounces it in a completely different way. When I was on holiday in Mexico they all pronounced it completely right even though it is an old traditional English name. Funny how Mexicans can pronounce it but English speakers can't.
Talking of Bay-zill and O-ray-ganno, they seem to be collectively referred to as ERBS rather than HERBS..........why?..........just why?
like? 'ouse? 'at? 'orrid 'enry? I can't t'ink of any examples off 'and right now from my experience of yankland. t'ere must be loads so i must not 'ave noticed.
I believe its very painful by the look of it anyway. stock up... but if raided having enough for 6 months isn't the way to go!
They almost always drop the h when it follows an indefinite article. And they use "an" before words like hospital, hurricane, hotel, etc.