• tygerprints
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    51 year ago

    Oh fine, let’s just start pronouncing “recognize” as though there were actually a “G” in it then!! I mean where does the madness stop!!

      • tygerprints
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        01 year ago

        Exackly! I reconize your problem. Now I’m off to go buy some jewluhry.

    • @[email protected]
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      31 year ago

      as a swede whose accent is a hodgepodge of everything between scottish to RP to some vague average of american plus of course swenglish, i have spoken into the void and it spake back.

      aj räckågnaiz de sällmån

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        1 year ago

        Thus spake Zarathrustra. (if I spelled that wrong -well, I’m an American). I’d rather not hear any voices out of the void - this whole thing makes me shiver, recalling my lifelong fear of the black void of space and the movie “2001 A Space Odyssey.” (Shudders).

    • @samus12345
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      31 year ago

      I always have. How else is it pronounced? “Reckonize?”

      • tygerprints
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        11 year ago

        In America a lot of people say “reckonize.” In fact, I never hear it pronounced as if there is an actual “g” in the word anymore. I think they’re just imitating habits of others but I hope they know that, there really is a “g” in the word (if it comes to having to spell it).

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          11 year ago

          Do they also say “reckonition?”

          • tygerprints
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            01 year ago

            Yeah I’ve heard it said that way. And it’s very “fustrating.” (another word that is mispronounced by leaving out the first “r” in frustrating). My big hang up is people always mispronouncing the word “Jewelry” as “Jew-LUH-Ree.” It’s just the world Jewel with an “ry” on the end - how hard is that to get right!!!

      • @matter
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        11 year ago

        Yes, people often/usually drop the g in quick/casual speech, but most regions I have heard do pronounce it when speaking slower or more formally.

    • kase
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      21 year ago

      Idk, I say it like reckignize. Can’t be bothered to open my jaw to pronounce the O. But I’m from oklahoma so it’s not my fault :)