I did the "tshazm" thing too.

I would pronounce "integer" as "in-TEG-ur" for years. Likewise "integral".

I also struggled a LOT with foreign words, especially French words. ("What's a horse doyoovrey?") I also struggled with Japanese words, especially those ending in E. I would say anime as "ann-ime", rhyming with time.

Related: I thought "debris" (DEB-riss) and "debree" (duh-BREE) were 2 words with the same meaning for the longest time. Then I found out they're one word with a weird pronounciation: "debris" (duh-BREE).

Also, don't know if this really counts...but I always stressed the first syllable of "address" when used as a noun (ADJ-ress). I only use the uh-DRESS pronunciation when I'm using it as a verb (I will address the audience...) Most people seem to use the latter for both.

Oh, another one: I somehow missed that "nearby" is a compound of near and by, so I rhymed it with Kirby.

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'Cause when you've given up,
When no matter what you do it's never good enough,
When you never thought that it could ever get this tough,
That's when you feel my kind of love.

I was the reverse of the bunny. I would spell it "advertizement".

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'Cause when you've given up,
When no matter what you do it's never good enough,
When you never thought that it could ever get this tough,
That's when you feel my kind of love.