Do You Know How To Pronounce These Words?

“I feel like you can’t apply logic to the english language."

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[greyardwhite]

The biggest pronunciation debate to date:

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[macwas]

0:48
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[ziggylavigne]

CAH RAH MEL that is how it is pronounced, not CAR MEL

[SirVoltz]

When people say Carmel it annoys me, CARAMEL HAS TWO A'S;!!

[Ella-lipp]

Cray-on, Ca-ra-mel, Jewl-ery, Giy-ro.

[alicelaner]

I’m Australian


Cray-on
Ca-ra-mel (there is two a’s)
Jewl-er-y
Guy-ro

Anyone?
⬇️

[cupcake]

caramel - Car Ruh Mel
There's three syllables

[foufamsadek]

If you guys think English is has complicated prounounciations you should try French ... Most words are not pronounced like it's written haha .

[TheIronIcecream]

Say Lead. Now say Lead.
Say Read. Now Say Read.
Say Data. Now say Data.
Say Route. Now say Route.
Say Either. Now say Either.
Say Tear. Now say Tear.
I just made your brain pop.

[porkypiggieboy]

Crayon: Krei-aan

Caramel: Keh-ruh-mel

Jewelry: Jool-ree

Gyro: Yee-row

[SubscribersWithoutAnyVid-ssff]

I didn’t know Adam Levine signed up for this

[bugginonthewall]

"Cran?" "Carmul"?
Wtf y'all pronounce ya damn words!
Ca-ra-mel
Cray-on

[tessienickson]

British people relate (most)

Crayon
Cara-Mel
Jeul-re
Don't no this one lol

[imaginerana]

There are NO consistent rules of English. At all. None. Nope. Nada.

[TheMysterySeeker]

I almost forgot how to say "jewellery" because i said it too many times lol

[RavenclawStudent]

It's NOT carmel. It's caramel!

[JaKyra]

Colonel... It's pronounced kernel.

[sergi]

Well this video is completely missing the part where you reveal by a linguist how things are actually said..

[joshuapymm]

As a british person, this annoys me:

1: cray-on
2: ca-ra-mel
3: jewl-ry
4: j-i-ro

[XoAngelFanyXo]

The "car-mul" thing I've noticed is spoken a lot by Americans. I live in Canada and most of us just say "care-a-mel"
Well lol just in my experience