Friday Funnies: 10 Misspoken Words
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We all know that person. The one who makes us cringe every time they say a word wrong or mangle it in the process. There are quite a few phrases, but here’s a sampling of ten common terms:

From: 10 Misspoken Phrases
And yes, I admit it. I used to say "irregardless" a lot, until someone came along and threatened to chop my head off if I ever did it again. Fortunately, there are several online dictionaries that include a spoken pronunciation of multisyllabic words if there is ever any doubt.
But how about you? Are there any common phrases or words that drive you nuts? Feel free to share them in the comments!

From: 10 Misspoken Phrases
And yes, I admit it. I used to say "irregardless" a lot, until someone came along and threatened to chop my head off if I ever did it again. Fortunately, there are several online dictionaries that include a spoken pronunciation of multisyllabic words if there is ever any doubt.
But how about you? Are there any common phrases or words that drive you nuts? Feel free to share them in the comments!
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15/11/14 00:39 (UTC)This language writer guy agrees with me: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jonathon-owen/yes-irregardless-is-a-wor_b_4434749.html
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16/11/14 18:11 (UTC)*I am well aware this is completely irrational.
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16/11/14 21:29 (UTC)Apparently, the "ir" in this case is a reference to "irrespective", which is probably the word that people were going for, but missed. Heh.
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17/11/14 19:46 (UTC)no subject
17/11/14 19:44 (UTC)And thanks for the link!! It helps to know that I wasn't completely wrong about using that word!!