| As often as not, the journalist mispronounces the name of the religious group he or she is covering. |
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| So don't laugh at someone who mispronounces words until you know a bit more about their origins, not only regional but also with respect to class and family educational level. |
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| He is best when ad-libbing, and the moment when he mispronounces a word is the funniest part of the show. |
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| Maintain the flow If your child mispronounces a word do not interrupt immediately. |
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| In the skit, the popular actor reprises his role as mustached hero Ron Burgundy and purposely mispronounces the Taoiseach's name. |
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| I'll be happy if someone offers me a free drink and maybe mispronounces my name,'' Tobolowsky said before walking, unrecognized, back to his car. |
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