What's the most annoying mispronunciation you've heard?

[Sayyouwill]

Mine has to be pacific instead of specific

Strawberry "dai-query"

Windowscreen for windscreen.

Albun for album.

Inter pre tated instead of interpreted

Basgetti (spaghetti)

And anyone mentioning Laura Norder should be boiled in oil and the process uploaded to YouTube.

Sangwich

I'm from the South East and say "garridge".

My mum says ice skating ring and ibufrofen instead of ibuprofen

In pubs I order an Estrella in the Spanish pronunciation... without the pretentious Spanish accent... so I say ess-tray-uh. Quite often I get corrected by the bar staff saying "its es-trell-uh actually" then I say "it's the Spanish word for star... that's why it has a star logo....I don't mind if they don't know that's how it's pronounced, but I do mind being corrected if I can pronounce a Spanish name correctly and they can't!! AIBU?

People that say and write draws instead of drawers! Chester draws. Rage.

Haitch instead of aitch from a fucking teacher too! Pacific instead of specific.

EEmamc, not at all. Reminds me of a waitress called Charlotte who insisted on pronouncing 'merlot' 'merlott'. She became Merlotte Charlotte of course. Mean.

Some-think - something! There's no K on the end ffs!
Mischeevious - mischievous

Botatoe. It's a p. A fucking p!!!!

When he was 3 my son had a stand-up row with his F1 teacher over the letter H. She said haitch and he didn't. After a lot of angst on his part, and barely controlled mirth on hers, it was agreed that he would do phonics with Mrs F instead because she could say it in an acceptable manner. He was diagnosed with Asperger's not long after.

My eldest cannot for the life of her say supposedly. It is apposably and try as she might she cannot get her tongue around it.

To the pp who said they have never met anyone over the age of 7 who says "skelington". Meet my oh and his entire feckin family. They are an embarrassment at Halloween, it's like they turn into a bunch of small children.

My Dad says 'netflisks' and I love it.

Or-ree for awry.

Although to be honest I found it sweet rather than annoying. Seems like the kind of thing you get wrong because you've always read it rather than heard it.

Like the way I said bed-raggled for years

Topiary. Pronounced toe- pie- ary.

There's a beauty place near by that coyly referred to bush topiary with lady garden references.

TWO separate people I showed read the leaflet and mispronounced it, ruined all my sniggering joy...

Prostrate instead of prostate as in prostrate cancer. Ffs.

Should of instead of should have - I know that my judgy pants are around my ears as I say so but if I hear someone say it, I have to work hard to take them seriously after that.

If you're from Newcastle then you'll know pilla for pillow and the hyper correction of mirror to mirr-oh. Don't mind the former but the latter is arrrgh.

I went on a fun ji forage once not a fun guy forage. It gave me the rage everytime he banged on about the fun ji we found.

Hozbidal

And the first syllable of dynasty rhymes with din not dine.

Bit of an odd one but we've been watching Ultimate Beastmaster on Netflix and there was a contestant called Felipe, but the American female presenter kept - throughout all the episodes - calling him Fe-lippy.

Everyone else said it correctly, even the American male presenter.

Fe-lippy

Expresso instead of espresso.

Unrelated to pronunciation but I can't bear 'could of', 'should of' etc either.

'Somethink' is also a bug bear.