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Fact: 100 per cent of people pronounce “sriracha” wrong.
Don’t say: Broo-sheh-tuh Instead say: Broo-SKET-tuh
Don’t say: Sree-rah-cha Instead say: SEE-rah-cha
Don’t say: Mare-uh-sheeno Instead say: Mare-uh-SKEENO
Don’t say: Ah-nees Instead say: ANN-iss
Don’t say: Hick-uh-muh Instead say: HEE-kuh-mah
Don’t say: Jy-roe Instead say: YEE-roe
Don’t say: Ah-kai Instead say: Ah-SIGH-ee
Don’t say: Bool-yah-bays Instead say: BOO-yah-BESS
Don’t say: Sher-bert Instead say: Sher-BIT (The proper spelling is always “sherbet”; If you see this printed on a menu as “sherbert,” it’s wrong.)
Don’t say: Foe Instead say: FUH
Don’t say: En-dive Instead say: On-DEEV
Don’t say: Wore-chester-shire Instead say: WOOS-TUH-SHURE
Don’t say: Lie-chee Instead say: LEE-chee
Don’t say: No-key Instead say: NYOH-key
Don’t say: Krew-dites Instead say: Krew-dih-TAY
Don’t say: Socky Instead say: Sah-KAY
Don’t say: Ex-press-oh Instead say: ESS-press-oh
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