This post is inspired by Literary Panda.
I always swap between word pronounciations, one day I might say graph and dance and the next I say grarph and darnce. It is always a constant struggle, sometimes I might even change the pronounciation in the same sentence: “Check the graphs, this one clearly says 2.5 while this grarph says 3”.
I’ve had multiple debates with a friend about the word advertisements and many a debate with myself about every other word in the English language! Go me, great job.
One day I hope to settle this dispute with myself, but for now (like Literary Panda) I will have to resort to changing one pronounciation just as I’m saying the other – daaar-aaance.
Very Punny 
I have a tendency to mispronounce words on a regular basis. My friends inform hey btw did you realise you’ve being saying *insert word* wrong for your entire life. Me *adds it to the extending list of words I can’t say*
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Haha, it’s so annoying when that happens, because you’ve been saying that since forever and they only tell you now 😂.
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You know what the most frustrating problem the Harry Potter fandom can have? J.K Rowling stating, that, Voldemort is pronounced without the ‘t’. *ahahahahaa*
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Wait, what? It’s pronounced without the ‘t’?
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Brainsplosion right? 😂
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But in the movies… ok, I’m just going to leave it at that. That’s enough new information for one day 😂.
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I know, I saw that bit of trivia on Pinterest and was just like, “Uhhhhh wait.a.minute.The world is turning upside down.”
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