I get this sort of feeling with audiobooks a lot, due to word pronunciations. I grew up saying and hearing a word a specific way for years of my life, then th

I get this sort of feeling with audiobooks a lot, due to word pronunciations. I grew up saying and hearing a word a specific way for years of my life, then this audiobook professional reads it in a different way, but I have to accept him as the authority, since he's the official "reader", and I can only assume got the correct pronunciations from the author(s). One instance was the word "sietch" from the Dune series. I had always pronounced it as one syllable, 'seetch', but the audiobook said 'see-itch'. And this was the multiple-cast series, and different voice actors said it 'see-itch'. I was actually yelling at them: "NO! It's SEETCH!"