You're the second english person I know who has an issue with people eating the H in herb, of all things.
like I understand if the person has a really thick accent or heavily slang-ed speech that you can't understand what they're saying at all, or if one's name has a very specific pronunciation, but if people have issues with a few words, i don't see what's the problem?
like what about people who speak english as a second language? or have a speech impediment?
(FWI- not mad or anything, I just find it so odd how "pronouncing Herb correctly" seems to be a big deal for english people. ;p )
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Date: 2014-03-27 04:50 am (UTC)You're the second english person I know who has an issue with people eating the H in herb, of all things.
like I understand if the person has a really thick accent or heavily slang-ed speech that you can't understand what they're saying at all, or if one's name has a very specific pronunciation, but if people have issues with a few words, i don't see what's the problem?
like what about people who speak english as a second language? or have a speech impediment?
(FWI- not mad or anything, I just find it so odd how "pronouncing Herb correctly" seems to be a big deal for english people. ;p )