← Back to context Comment by bee_rider 5 hours ago I don’t know if “antidotal example” is a pun or a typo but I quite like it. 3 comments bee_rider Reply CameronBanga 5 hours ago Lol typing on my phone during lunch and meant anecdotal. But let's leave it anyways. :) oasisbob 5 hours ago That is fun.Not sure if it's an American pronunciation thing, but I had to stare at that long and hard to see the problem and even after seeing it couldn't think of how you could possibly spell the correct word otherwise. bsder 16 minutes ago > Not sure if it's an American pronunciation thingIt's a bad American pronunciation thing like "Febuwary" and "nuculer".If you pronounce the syllables correctly, "an-ec-dote", "Feb-ru-ar-y", "nu-cle-ar" the spellings follow.English has it's fair share of spelling stupidities, but if people don't even pronounce the words correctly there is no hope.
CameronBanga 5 hours ago Lol typing on my phone during lunch and meant anecdotal. But let's leave it anyways. :)
oasisbob 5 hours ago That is fun.Not sure if it's an American pronunciation thing, but I had to stare at that long and hard to see the problem and even after seeing it couldn't think of how you could possibly spell the correct word otherwise. bsder 16 minutes ago > Not sure if it's an American pronunciation thingIt's a bad American pronunciation thing like "Febuwary" and "nuculer".If you pronounce the syllables correctly, "an-ec-dote", "Feb-ru-ar-y", "nu-cle-ar" the spellings follow.English has it's fair share of spelling stupidities, but if people don't even pronounce the words correctly there is no hope.
bsder 16 minutes ago > Not sure if it's an American pronunciation thingIt's a bad American pronunciation thing like "Febuwary" and "nuculer".If you pronounce the syllables correctly, "an-ec-dote", "Feb-ru-ar-y", "nu-cle-ar" the spellings follow.English has it's fair share of spelling stupidities, but if people don't even pronounce the words correctly there is no hope.
Lol typing on my phone during lunch and meant anecdotal. But let's leave it anyways. :)
That is fun.
Not sure if it's an American pronunciation thing, but I had to stare at that long and hard to see the problem and even after seeing it couldn't think of how you could possibly spell the correct word otherwise.
> Not sure if it's an American pronunciation thing
It's a bad American pronunciation thing like "Febuwary" and "nuculer".
If you pronounce the syllables correctly, "an-ec-dote", "Feb-ru-ar-y", "nu-cle-ar" the spellings follow.
English has it's fair share of spelling stupidities, but if people don't even pronounce the words correctly there is no hope.