There are lost of pronunciations that differ between British English and American English. They're correct in their own country and sound odd to those on the other side of the pond. Not necessarily wrong, just different. Let's celebrate our differences and broaden our horizons. 😊
She also said "drill", not "trill". The boy, Gary, says, "met'l ones" not "milk ones". "Is all this free?", not "is always free?" The texts onscreen or closed captions frequently get it wrong.
@@flamingpieherman9822 - In many cases, as I think this one is, the program that is used to create the captions & text wasn't created in a way that allows it to differentiate between British English and American English.
There are lost of pronunciations that differ between British English and American English. They're correct in their own country and sound odd to those on the other side of the pond. Not necessarily wrong, just different. Let's celebrate our differences and broaden our horizons. 😊
She said germs not Jams
She also said "drill", not "trill".
The boy, Gary, says, "met'l ones" not "milk ones". "Is all this free?", not "is always free?"
The texts onscreen or closed captions frequently get it wrong.
We're all realizing AI is not that smart...
@@flamingpieherman9822 - In many cases, as I think this one is, the program that is used to create the captions & text wasn't created in a way that allows it to differentiate between British English and American English.
Saddest episode ever
Do tell
V-it-i-mins
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Yes, vitamins ❤us Scots pronounce it the same as the English x
Does she say vitimins funny?
@alisonsalter8352 not to me she doesn't. X
@alisonsalter8352 No, that's how they say it in proper English. We in America changed the way we say it. So we are the ones that say it weird. 😂