if your talking to some one and they pronounce it wrong over and over again do you correct them why or why not
549145
I use the word in the conversation pronounced correctly. For example, if someone says "I need a respite (with a long i, emphasis on second syllable) from this job", I will say, "ya, I need a respite too (short i, emphasis on first syllable.) I try to be casual about it. Depends on the person tho and the circumstances. I wouldn't do that in front of others.\nI would want to know when I am pronouncing a word incorrectly, and appreciate being corrected. I mean what is the big deal? Why be defensive about something so trivial?
520338
I've always pronounced it the same as your teacher does. \nPRE-CO-SHE-US (geesh that looks dorky!!! LOL) Anyway, you get the idea.
687065
I take it that you have a problem with the English?
266221
What the heck are you trying to say.
173960
when i was younger i would call people and ask them if they ordered Chinese food and i would be talking with an accent and i would keep repeating words like i didn't understand English that well and it makes a lot of people mad. "yo odo chin nee foo yo nuba ***-**** oh yo odo chi nee foo chashew chicke flrie rrice. no?? yo odo no chi nee vety soty yo no odo chi nee foo today huh? ....." you get it right?
694122
Apparently not, if they haven't taught you to properly use the words "to" and "too."
1006539
Just say it. Theres no point in trying to mix up the words. Just let them out!
718341
Okay...\n\nSo if they speak spanish, then this changes the rules???
1079822
Do you speak English?
539973
Re-phrase and use proper English so you will get the correct answer.
417231
It all depends, if they are writing in a language other than their native language, I respect them for having the guts to try it anyway. If it's someone who should have the language down, I will tell them that they need to go over it and redo it!
203933
Yes, I would count it as incorrect because it's not correct!
474190
I am in the electronics business an have had dealings with many different cultures and languages.  The one thing I have been surprised with is how many people to whom English is a second( or third) language can have such great difficulty pronouncing words in English can perfectly pronoun slang and curse words.  For example, many Koreans I know cannot pronounce F's and P's correctly but can say Mother *ucker perfectly.  Interesting.
640943
no because you just spelled anybody wrong
150474
Are you sure you spelled it correctly?
724693
You spelled it right, it is the pronunciation that most get wrong, they say gover-ment most of the time, people tend to forget there is a "N" in there.
661058
can you put that in english?