Message Forum: Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages

Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages

Posted By: Sam, on host 12.25.1.128
Date: Friday, May 5, 2000, at 10:50:01
In Reply To: Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages posted by Mousie on Friday, May 5, 2000, at 10:47:22:

> What about people who pronounce the 'w' in 'sword?' Or worse, forget the 'w' sound in 'quarter' and pronounce it 'corter?'

Then, uh, they're whrong too.

Replies To This Message

Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Mousie - Fri, 5/5/2000, 16:24:56
- Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Tranio - Fri, 5/5/2000, 16:33:45
  - Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Fobulis - Fri, 5/5/2000, 17:09:25
    - Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - eric sleator - Wed, 5/10/2000, 00:09:16
      - Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Mousie - Wed, 5/10/2000, 09:25:50
        
        Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Brunnen-G - Wed, 5/10/2000, 14:38:02
        
        Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Fobulis - Thu, 5/11/2000, 02:44:27
        
        Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - codeman38 - Thu, 5/11/2000, 06:28:13
      - Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Speedball - Wed, 5/10/2000, 00:33:06
        
        Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - Tranio - Thu, 5/11/2000, 12:24:16
        
        Re: Modern manglings of the English (and other) languages - unipeg - Thu, 5/11/2000, 15:23:01