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They consistently misspell Wiener as "Weiner", which makes me think they don't hear the word in their head as it's completely different.
by pixelpoet 3y ago
They consistently misspell Wiener as "Weiner", which makes me think they don't hear the word in their head as it's completely different.
- 13of40 3y agoI think to an English speaker with no other prejudice those would both be pronounced "wine-er". We all know that it's pronounced "ween-er" but the idea that it means someone from Vienna or something in Viennese style is lost to time, so there's no natural instinct for order of the i and the e.