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

[Sayyouwill]

Mine has to be pacific instead of specific

God I just had to google what schwa sound meant

Eye bew profen no?

All of the above!

DH says:
Jan-a-ry
And Feb-a-ry
Drives me batshit
And he says to instead of til
'It doesn't start to 8' instead of it doesn't start until 8, or even til 8

I might have cured him of drawring though (he's a designer!)

I work with a woman who cannot for the life of me speak correctly.

Prosesco
Ibrupofen
Sasuma
Hydrolic acid (we work in a lab ffs!)
Games of throne
And my personal favourite: contemplating the marriage

I have known my OH for 48 years, and he has always said lickle - he is from Manchester.....
I do live in the Midlands so that makes sense. It's just a personal thing I find grating but wouldn't comment on, but I know a lot of people probably feel the same about my estuary accent!

Spelt Shoe bun instead of choux bun

Any word with the t missing, wa-er instead of water etc, nucular instead of nuclear

Fount instead of found. Kills my soul every time I hear it

One of my colleagues once said how amazing her tuna nick-koise was! Erm...nicoise?!

I also know a few people who pronounce ibuprofen oddly- if the way I actually pronounce it (same as NoKidsTwoCats) is right...

Prodgidy instead of Prodigy drives me crazy!

Oh and game of Frones- WTAF?!

My mum says, sudocred instead of sudocrem.
my star sign is Sagittarius she says "saggy tare us"

In my local accent extra syllables are added too often for my liking
Ky yal
Poo er ly

And my personal favourite: contemplating the marriage
I can't work that one out...

Argh! Pseudo Cream lol

MIL grew up in Wales. She has lived in Wales for most of her life. Despite this she cannot pronounce Welsh names.

Betsy-co-ed I can cope with.
Likewise, Lan-dud-no.

Erdig (when it should be pronounced Erthig) drives me mad though because it isn't difficult to say. It doesn't matter how many times she hears the correct version she still gets it wrong!

Likewise my youngest child has a Welsh name that is easy to say - and yet MIL cannot (or will not) say it properly. Aaaargh!

As she is otherwise lovely I don't have the heart to pick her up on it.

another.... Des Lynam = Lesley Dimond......
Whoopie Godberg = Goldie whalberg......

Triskaidekaphilia
She meant consummating

I am a teacher. I say haitch, as does the majority of the country (Ireland). Come and correct me in my school if you dare

Pour, poor and paw are all the same.

I've been repeating this to myself for the last minute, trying to get them to sound the same...they certainly don't to me!

MilkchopsMcgee Ohhhhh!

@UnderTheDesk - A pp suggested that there are no r's in the word 'drawer'. I think though that if you look more closely, you'll find that there are, in fact, two (2).

That was me. , although In my defence (clutching at straws, (not strawers) here) I was referring to draw not having an r. Obviously drawer has 2. And I'm ignoring the r in draw.

Nitch. Nitch makes my blood boil with the fire of a thousand angry suns. Gargh, now I've annoyed myself and I'll never get to sleep. It's niche, there is no t in there, I'm looking at you Americans - side eye-

They're even harder to spell than say, though stripy, eh? (very close, though!!)