To ask what words you can’t say?

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... even when they’re written in front of you

I can never seem to say anaesthetise.

My friend can’t say kettle properly and my brother has trouble with vinegar!

Swarovski. To be fair, my mum can't say it either. We resort to 'those little stone things that neither of can pronounce''

Digital. Nope.

Statistics.

I put S’s in places they shouldn’t be!

Lily and lillies!

Magnolia. It always comes out as "mangolia".

strategy.

stumbled a few times at a meeting and in the end said 'plan'. cue sniggers and guffaws.

Cholesterol

Brewery...

Gasped and asked, unless they are at the end of the sentence. I read stories aloud at work and they come up a LOT.

Vocabulary.....literally impossible for me to say!

Solemnly. I practiced for hours before my wedding and still got it stupidly wrong on the day

Words beginning with A and E that sound alike.
So Alf and Elf sound the same. My friends boy is called Alfie and everyone tells me I call him Elfie. I just cannot hear the difference.
I used to work with two people in a team who had the same surname. One was called Alan and one Ellen. I could never explain who I wanted to speak to 😂

Negligee - not that it comes up much in conversation luckily! Dh can't say woolworths - he was glad when they went bust 😂

Cunt and punch comes out can't and panch no idea why as I'm from the Midlands

I'm another who struggles with Binoculars. also Obstacle.

Anaesthetist always bollocks this up.

Employee. Is it emPLOYee or employEE?

Innovative. And for some reason I always feel compelled to use it when speaking in meetings. I will have a complete internal dialogue going on as the time to use the word draws near: "Don't do it, Onions, you know you'll bollocks it up again" but I can't seem to stop myself. A few times I have managed to change the structure of what I'm saying mid-sentence so I can use "innovation" instead, but otherwise I end up going: "Innnnn-nivative - sorry - iiii-no-vative" yet again as my cheeks gently flame. It's not even that tricky a word!

Anemone, in English we had to read a book called the Shrimp and the anemone out loud, it felt like every other word was anemone

Sachet

Flutternotsoshy I'm sitting trying to say an anomaly and can't get it for the life of me an anononomaly.....

Also came on to say Carl. I've never had to say it unless I'm discussing Shameless so I just call him Carol

My mum can’t say Chichester and if we’re bored we get her to try as it’s hilarious. She also can’t say class mass, it always comes out rhyming as either class marss or clas mass

Comfortable.

Misogyny and misogynistic

This thread has reminded me of this poem - it’s long and brilliantly clever but you get the gist after a couple of verses www.google.com/amp/s/9gag.com/gag/aqZYMBv/if-you-can-pronounce-correctly-every-word-in-this-poem-you-speak-english-better-than-90-of-the-native-english-speakers/amp