[Opinions] Yes, I have!
in reply to a message by Siân
I used to know a family with a son named Jacob, which they pronounced as JAY-cup. That annoyed me to no end!
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I don't think its usually the actual pronounciation, I think it's just being too lazy or speaking too fast to say it properly. I think its different than like going out of the way to pronounce something like Chelsea as Chel-SAH.
It could also be a dialect thing. I don't even notice it but I'm pretty sure we call my brother's friend JAY-cup/JAY-cub.
It could also be a dialect thing. I don't even notice it but I'm pretty sure we call my brother's friend JAY-cup/JAY-cub.
This reminds me that my sister's dog Caleb is often called Cay-lup.
ben-jer-minn
I guess you can add this to the list. I have no idea why people want to put an R in Benjamin. But it's why I could never use the name. So many people say Ben-jer-min instead of ben-jah-min.
I guess you can add this to the list. I have no idea why people want to put an R in Benjamin. But it's why I could never use the name. So many people say Ben-jer-min instead of ben-jah-min.
Woah! I've never really thought about it before but now that I think of it, I've definitely heard people pronounce it like that.
Really?! I've never heard it before, although I definitely don't want to.
Haha, my brother is named Jacob and I've caught myself saying "JAY-cup" sometimes if I'm talking too fast or being too lazy to say the "b". :P