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Pronounciation

Normally I wouldn't even bring this up, but since I heard this mispronounciation on 2 different radio stations I've gotta bring it up. And I'm not trying to offend anyone with this post. It's just an observeation.

Tonight while driving home from work I was listening to Reggae Riddims on Hot 93.7 and a couple times they played a liner done by a guy with a Caribbean Accent. He said the station as "HOT NINETY-TREE SEVEN" rather than HOT "NINETY-THREE SEVEN".

This is the second day in a row I heard this mispronounciation, but yesterday it was a different radio station.

Yesterday I was listening to the Caribbean Pirate Station on 103.3 FM and the voice over guy said "You're listening to ONE-OH-TREE POINT TREE FM" rather than "ONE-OH-THREE POINT THREE FM".
 
You're listening to a program called "Reggae RIDDIMS" and you need to point out that "three" is being mispronounced? It's a West Indies accent, deal with it.

Oh, and if you're pronouncing it "pronounciation" as well as spelling it that way, you're doubly wrong. It's both spelled and pronounced "proNUNciation."
 
De La Soul's "The Magic Number" samples that beat - look it up on YouTube...
 
DToTheJ said:
De La Soul's "The Magic Number" samples that beat - look it up on YouTube...

Or was I supposed to say TREE is a Magic Number? ;D
 
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