A native or fluent English speaker who unironically uses unique or bizarre pronunciations. Examples: em-PHA-sis on the wrong syl-LA-ble, styro-phone, Ge-AH-cities instead of GE-o-cities, or Pa-TRAY-on instead of PAY-tree-on for Patreon.
Note the more proper English spelling of this word would actually be "pronunciator."
Note the more proper English spelling of this word would actually be "pronunciator."
I can't listen to that guy for more than a few minutes. My mom was an English teacher and he's a pronounciater. He makes me cringe.
by Butterflub December 18, 2020
A native or fluent English speaker who unironically uses unique or bizarre pronunciations. Examples: em-PHA-sis on the wrong syl-LA-ble, styro-phone, Ge-AH-cities instead of GE-o-cities, or Pa-TRAY-on instead of PAY-tree-on for Patreon.
Note the more proper English spelling of this word would actually be "pronunciator."
Note the more proper English spelling of this word would actually be "pronunciator."
I can't listen to that guy for more than a few minutes. My mom was an English teacher and he's a pronounciater. He makes me cringe.
by Butterflub December 18, 2020