I've been hearing "I'll have an ex-presso" and "ex-specially" (from native speakers)
I surmise that some people get the e - s - p pronunciation confused with e - x - p in the word "express."
Are these trends, or is it just a unique set of errors? Is there a speach impediment that would cause this mispronunciation?
Any thoughts?
I surmise that some people get the e - s - p pronunciation confused with e - x - p in the word "express."
Are these trends, or is it just a unique set of errors? Is there a speach impediment that would cause this mispronunciation?
Any thoughts?