I heard some NPR douchebag pronounce "foliage" as "foh-lidge" the other day, so I checked Merrian-Webster as a "WTF" check. Seems that altho "foh-lee-udge" is the first pronunciation listed, their audio guide actually uses that godawful second one.Seriously, wha?
The rolled Spanish r's on NPR are pretentious enough and now this!
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I heard some NPR douchebag pronounce "foliage" as "foh-lidge" the other day, so I checked Merrian-Webster as a "WTF" check. Seems that altho "foh-lee-udge" is the first pronunciation listed, their audio guide actually uses that godawful second one.
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The rolled Spanish r's on NPR are pretentious enough and now this!
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