Maybe I am looking at it the wrong way, but at least my way of looking at it prevents me from judging how others speak. While I admire your want to not have th

Maybe I am looking at it the wrong way, but at least my way of looking at it prevents me from judging how others speak. While I admire your want to not have the “incorrect” pronunciation. I don’t think it’s necessary or even really all that important. Don’t let great be the enemy of good and all that. I call this a win as it makes me more accepting of others instead of trying to be “right” like so many native English speakers try to be (which is incredibly obnoxious and elitist).