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What is pronounciation?
the cuties most patootiest tik tok content creator in the whole entire world.
(should fall into the loving embrace of his fans and give into the suggestions for whimpering)
I am so so so so so so inlove with pronounciation pro
pronounciation - meme gif
pronounciation - video
Pronounciation - what is it?
When you come out as trans and look to pick a new name, but your given name is already the masculine or feminine form of that name so it already matches your gender identity, and just has to be pronounced differently. Pronoun-ciation.
Louis just found out she's Louis now, and she just needs to change the pronounciation of it
What does "pronounciation" mean?
the way straight men pronounce acronyms used on the internet, lol = luhl, stfu = stuffoo, etc. only girls pronounce the letters
dude 1: L O L man, i saw this movie-
dude 2: wat r u gay or something? it's pronounced "luhl", noob, learn internet pronounciation
Pronounciation - what does it mean?
Verb form of pronounce. See enuniciate.
Can you please pronounciate properly?
Pronounciation - meaning
Saying each syllable clearly without guttural slurs
"What did he say ?"
"No idea, he doesn't pronounciate well"
Pronounciation - definition
When an adorable Mexican lady wants to say pronounce but gets it slightly wrong, combining pronounce and enunciate.
Submit is a really hard word for me to pronounciate
Pronounciation - slang
This word does not exist. It is simply a concatenation of letters, much like 'asdkljrtmn' is.
If you are interested in the proper spelling of the word that these grouped letters resemble however, please see 'Pronunciate'
Using a related form of 'pronounciate':
A: His pronounciation is shocking!
B: ... Whose pronunciation, sorry?
Pronounciation
A cross between "annunciate" and "pronounce" - to speak clearly and correctly so understandable to others (mainly humans).
Dear God Tom - you're mumbling too much - I can't hear you - pronounciate boy, PRONOUNCIATE!
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.