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Pronunciation Discord 

A disagreement or argument over the correct pronunciation of a word or phrase, often leading to intense debates and linguistic chaos.
1. The "GIF" debate sparked a massive pronunciation discord, with hard-G supporters clashing with soft-G defenders.
2. The pronunciation discord surrounding the name of the Dutch painter "Vincent van Gogh" has baffled art enthusiasts for years.
Pronunciation Discord by nexzed September 4, 2024
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professor pronunciation 

The unusual pronunciation of common words by university professors.
My history professor says "Po-land" instead of "Poland." Is it really the land of the Po?

I thought "God" rhymed with "odd" but my professor says "Gah-haw-d" as if it had three syllables.

Dude, that's professor pronunciation; get used to it.

Record your pronunciation 

You can now record your pronunciation of any word you upload for submission!

hyperethno-pronunciation

refers to the manner in which someone utters a particular word or phrase in an accent consistent with his/her native dialect, but inconsistent with the spoken language of the sentence.
"At 6:30 we will be covering an incredible story about a 39 year old woman from los-AN-jə-ləs, California who claims she can cure cancer with just a dash of peek-o-day-GY-o, shake of green SALL-sah, and generous amounts of drunken kah-ɽah-ꜜke."

Back to you Leen-DAH."

"Holy sh*t, that's was the most f*cked up up hyperethno-pronunciation I ever heard!"

received pronunciation 

The kind of pronunciation only 3% of the population in the UK produce (mainly those with great positions in the government or those who have studied in Cambridge/Oxford university). What the Queen Elizabeth speaks. Also known as RP.
Dude 1: Hey dude, I loathe listening to that freaking accent the Queen utters.
Dude 2: Yeah! It is what they call "Received Pronunciation", bruh!

W7M ScoreGang Crips (Pronunciation)

A Detroit-based Crip subset from the Five Points neighborhood (48219) commonly referred to as simply “ScoreGang.” Among members and affiliates, the name is pronounced “Sko-Gang” — not “Skor-Gang.” The dropped “r” reflects local speech patterns and internal identity.

According to repeated local accounts, the name ties back to Five Points, where “five points” is interpreted as a “score.” Members often refer to themselves as “5Pointers” or “Hyenas.” The Hyena identity appears more prominently in graffiti through ciphers such as “83G” and “83GC,” commonly interpreted as “Hyena Crips Gang” and “Hyena Crips Got Control.”
“If yk who the W7M ScoreGang Crips (Pronunciation) then yk it’s not ‘Skor-Gang,’ it’s ‘Sko-Gang’ that’s how you say the 5Points Crips nickname.”

pronounciation 

This word supposedly comes from the verb 'pronounce' but does not in fact exist.
The abstract noun is 'pronunciation' and is widely mispronounced.
'My pronounciation is perfect', declared the student.
'Pronouncing 'pronunciation' as 'pronounciation' is a mispronunciation', his teacher corrected.
pronounciation by ant July 5, 2004