Which is kind of funny when you think about it. Who would watch a pronunciation video if they already know how it’s pronounced?
Not discounting what you said. Just found it amusing :)
Not discounting what you said. Just found it amusing :)
So, if I were to look up how to say "ramen", I might not know if it's supposed to be ra-MEN or RA-men, but I'd know it's wrong if they say it like "r-amen".
I do this on stackoverflow. I wouldn't be surprised if this is what happened here as well.