I Can't Say 'allure'

[hc4361]

No matter how I try.

Any word you can't say properly?

[pixie373]

When i first saw andy's picture, i thought it was Blackadder and the Prince Regent! Had the image of the Prince trying to say "antidisestablishmentarianism". ..."anti-distinctly-minty.." :-)

[aelmpvw]

andy-hughes, thanks for the helpful video, i was waiting for kenneth williams to make an entrance

[emmie]

indubitably, though why i want to is another matter.

[Tilly2]

I also have problems with 'inveigle'. I have never heard the word spoken but have read it many times.

[TheWinner]

for Tilly2, I use how j say.com for pronunciations. Here is a link.

http://www.howjsay.com/index.php?word=inveigle&submit=Submit

[emmie]

there is another word, do you think i can remember it, flipping heck...

[hc4361]

Memory?

[aelmpvw]

mnemonic?

[LNRXR02]

why does the word for someone who can't pronounce "s" have an "s" in it
lisp?

[Frank97]

I have a habit of saying "woom roarm! instead of "room warm", no idea why.

[whiskeryron]

I find it very difficult to say NO to anything.

WR.

[Frank97]

and putting a ! when it should be a " apparently.

[horselady]

I can't say "legislation" which is not good as I work with government policy and stuff and have to say it on the phone quite a lot, it comes out sort of like a very drunk person would say it.

[tiggerblue10]

Malevolence.

[maggiebee]

Grandson always said pizgettie for spaghetti when he was much younger. Must ask if he can say it properly now.

[grandpajoe]

Best way is to break it up - say 'al yure'. Some people don't realise that the 'u' sound is a hard sound 'yoo' and not soft, 'oo'. Well that's how I see it anyway.

[Marijn]

For "asterisk" I say "asterix", and I often say "par cark" instead of "car park".