>tfw American speaking English my whole life
>tfw can't pronounce "iron" correctly
I say "eye-run" but it's apparently "eye-urn". Fuck this shit. Fuck you.
Tfw American speaking English my whole life
Carter Morgan
Hudson Price
It's not "I, Ron" ?
Fuck me.
Jason Gomez
the r sounds fuck me up too opie, but I'm not a native english speaker
Sebastian Murphy
I've legitimately been (lightly) laughed at multiple times in my life for pronouncing it that way. Swear to God. I'm in the Northeast, if that matters.
Aaron Bailey
"Eye-ron" is the norm in some British regional accents.
Nolan Reed
Point out the difference in pronunciation between irony and ironic, and everyone loses their minds.
Logan Perry
I may be a virgin loser who spends his life posting on imageboards and drowning his sorrows in alcoholism, but it gives me solace to know there are people like you out there.
Robert Walker
I most often hear it as "I earn", "I Ron" is what the non-native speakers may say
Luke Foster
Th-there's a difference? Is it supposed to be "eye-urny" or something?
Aiden White
I've been pronouncing it "Aye, row n"
that's how people say it here
Benjamin Sanchez
>caring about and trying to improve your pronunciation makes you a bigger loser than a faggot alcoholic
I take it you're the angry-insecure hybrid drunk?
Nicholas Rodriguez
It depends on whether you're talking about the metal or the thing that gets wrinkles out of clothes.
James Mitchell
Who else has been pronouncing sword wrong?
Asher King
Nah, I just haven't been mispronouncing iron my whole life.
Easton Collins
>Fuck me.
when and where
Grayson Ramirez
No, you've just been pumping loads of it into your kidneys, you fucking wino.
Joshua Smith
It's gotta be a regional difference or something. I feel like it's such a subtle change in pronunciation I wouldn't notice which way someone was saying it in the middle of a sentence. I say "eye-urn". But that's not how the word looks phonetically so I get where you'd get the other pronunciation.
Elijah Rodriguez
>be born and raised in America
>still can't pronounce defiblerator on the first try
Brandon Allen
>be born and raised in america
>still cant speak english without translator
Evan Cruz
>tfw all my friends keep laughing at me whenever I pronounce something wrong all the time
Nicholas Collins
>I call Doves "Doh-ves instead of Duh-ves
Kayden Green
>he doesn't pronounce it Dah-ve
William Ramirez
English is pretty retarded, really. The anglos are the greatest trolls of all time making the rest of the planet learn it as a second language.
Nathaniel Moore
>tFw amerIcan speaking eNglish my wholE life
>tFw can't Capitalize worDs cOrrectly
Ian Phillips
>always pronounced wojak as "void-check"
>everyone pronounces it "woah jack"
you are all wrong and I am correct
Owen Edwards
I have always pronounce salt as 'solt'.
I have lived in America my whole life. i have no idea why i pronounce is like i do or if anyone else on earth does either.
Jose Ward
This reminds me of how my family used to relentlessly make fun of me for the way I mispronounced "eyebrows" for years. Even to this day I'm afraid of saying the word and hope I never have to say it.