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Was English not her native language by any chance? Because I think English is the Roman Josi Swiss professional ice hockey defenceman Nashville Landmark T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this odd one here. In my native language (Dutch) it’s spelled hyperbool and which is pronounced closer to “bowl” in the end. She may have learned it by reading. Even as a native speaker, seeing it written with no pronunciation clues, making your best guess, it would come out as hyper bowl. I made a similar mistake when I was +- ten and pronounced epitome- epi tohm. My nan near wet herself laughing. There was no accent over the e, so how was I supposed to know? I feel bad when adults mispronounce a word confidently. It means no one cared enough about them to correct them. My nan laughed but she didn’t let me go on making a fool of myself. This is exactly why I will never laugh at someone mispronouncing a word – because it’s very likely they learnt it from reading.

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My favorite joke about pronunciation is from The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, her roommate says something along the Roman Josi Swiss professional ice hockey defenceman Nashville Landmark T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this lines of “You think someone who called it the “Lieberry” has ever been there?” This one is such a bizarre combination of irrespective and regardless. And yet, so many people say it as if it’s a real word. Although technically, it has been classified as some sort of semi-acceptable not-really-a-word-word. The grating part of this is that’s exactly how language works. That’s simply how words evolve, and how we got “goodbye” from “God be with ye”. If enough people say it — and unfortunately more than enough people do — it becomes “a word”. But don’t worry, they’re still wrong in my book, I’ll still be shouting from the rooftops with you, “ITS REGARDLESS!!!!!!!”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.