You're a stronger person than me, I'd probably write her something passive aggressively including both words spelt correctly to see if she noticed
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Oh believe me, I’m close to cracking but I know the fallout would be too much!You're a stronger person than me, I'd probably write her something passive aggressively including both words spelt correctly to see if she noticed
I’m taking great pleasure in her being a fool and not even realising it. Her superiority complex is off the scale.
Maybe someone with get drunk and mention it to her
I've just spent some time saying the two variations of Tuesday. They sound the same. The Tu sound is Ch (unless you're American, which you may well be). I honestly don't know anyone who says it Tu like too. It's Tue, like Chew.wait it's cardamoM?! WHAT?! i always thought it was cardamon! i swear i have never heard anyone say cardamom!
Chewmeric though! it's like when people say Chewsday instead of Tuesday!
Yeh like with tuna or tune
This is the kind of attitude I live for!! Stay strong, stay smug!
no, I'm British - and i agree the two sound similar. I don't pronounce the "Tu" like "too" - it's the beginning, in that it's more "Tew" than "Chew". i guess I pronounce it with a harder T sound, not a "Ch", if that makes sense, cos I appreciate I may not be explaining it very well!
it's like Tulip - the "Tu" isn't pronounced as"too", but it's more "Tew-Lip" not "Chew-Lip" - and Tuna is more "Tew-na" not "Chew-na" it's the hard T at the start of the word for me. may be a regional. thing though.
I think I pronounce it the same as you now you've described it more. It's not a hard 'Ch', it's like you say, Tew (Tue). It's subtle though.no, I'm British - and i agree the two sound similar. I don't pronounce the "Tu" like "too" - it's the beginning, in that it's more "Tew" than "Chew". i guess I pronounce it with a harder T sound, not a "Ch", if that makes sense, cos I appreciate I may not be explaining it very well!
it's like Tulip - the "Tu" isn't pronounced as"too", but it's more "Tew-Lip" not "Chew-Lip" - and Tuna is more "Tew-na" not "Chew-na" it's the hard T at the start of the word for me. may be a regional. thing though.
I referenced 'chewmeric' in my original post because the correct pronunciation is TUR meric'! Haha.....now look what I've started
I just got an email from Mercedes offering me a service plan and it reads:
‘We was contacting you today…”
‘We was contacting you today…”
AaaaaarghI just got an email from Mercedes offering me a service plan and it reads:
‘We was contacting you today…”
Just seen this on Twitter. It’s a serious post, but oh my 
“WTF is happening in this country, an inch or so down, he'd be dead, carotid artery and jaguar vein, this is horrendous.”
“WTF is happening in this country, an inch or so down, he'd be dead, carotid artery and jaguar vein, this is horrendous.”
The IOPC of the ‘grammar police’.You could be the 'spelling police'.
Say you're 'watching the watchers'.
I know this is very random especially for May, but when adults are singing, we wish you a merry Christmas and they still sing “to you and your king” instead of “to you and your kin”.
One of my pet hates and it's bloody everywhere! I once left a glowing review for a podcast just because the host pronounced it correctly.
Probably the guy named "We"I just got an email from Mercedes offering me a service plan and it reads:
‘We was contacting you today…”
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I don't know if any one has posted here. But I have seen a lot of people spell the word disgusting as "discusting"
That‘s appauling.Probably the guy named "We"
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I don't know if any one has posted here. But I have seen a lot of people spell the word disgusting as "discusting"