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[diadivya]

there is a word in english which is always prononced incorrectly

[wolf63]

incorrectly

[Baldric]

Is there?

[ojread2]

Blimey, you dont get out much then ;-)
Every day you can hear someone saying 'free' instead of three (or similar)
In fact you only have to tune into a certain morning programme to hear that one regularly

[ojread2]

There are many 1000's more not typed properly though

English for a start - always a capital letter

[Old_Geezer]

I'd say wolf was correct save for the fact there is bound to be someone who doesn't pronounce it like that.

[jno]

best answer and quick draw badge there for wolf63, I think

[rojash]

Christmas crackers in September?

[DTCwordfan]

prononced perhaps and the one that bugs me around here, "definitaley" as well as "your" instead of "you are" or "you're".

[ojread2]

Oh the irony DT :)

[Flyhalf]

And there's only one word which is an anagram of itself.

[factor-fiction]

erm... stifle?

[ichkeria]

... and FILETS

[factor-fiction]

...and is someone who is prejudiced against elves, ELFIST?

[Flyhalf]

Filet counts (IMHO) as French.
Well done, factor30.

[factor-fiction]

And the most fly gangzta is the Fliest

[Flyhalf]

I withdraw that "well done"! Elfist, I ask you!

[Flyhalf]

OK, OK. I surrender!

[ichkeria]

FILETS is of French origin but then so is cafe/.
ELFIST is not in the dictionary but should be!
And there's the old Scottish word FLITES as well ..

[jno]

the Fitles of Nebraska might disagree

http://www.ancientfac...story-and-family-tree

[moiflan]

Eggsams instead of exams