> Or in other words: “It’s ‘dess-turb-uhd’, with THREE vowels! Not that nasty word ‘dess-turbd’ which is impossible to pronounce! I had a Professor who pronoun

> Or in other words: “It’s ‘dess-turb-uhd’, with THREE vowels! Not that nasty word ‘dess-turbd’ which is impossible to pronounce! I had a Professor who pronounced the -ed that was at the end of a word as its own syllable. She loved doing that, and it actually wasn't noticable after a short while. > What a horrible degradation of the language!” It's not that different from people today saying "wanna" for "want to" or even "me wan go home" for "I want to go home". Idioms and dialects abound!