Words you just can't say?

I think it's meant to be Marry-la-bun, although that may be wrong as well!

This may be a question for Mrs Kjay, I seem to remember that her new train route goes to Marylebone!

I don't think there's a consensus. When I worked near there, most people seemed to say Marley-bone, and I think that's what the Tube announcer lady says, but Marry-le-bun is still acceptable.

So Marry-le-bone isn't acceptable? *makes mental note*

Hehe!

Peanut I wont be anywhere near that London on my new train route!

I would say- Marley-bone personally.

I remember getting laughed at one for saying St Pancreas ?

I get muddled up with the word specifically . Its comes out pacifically .

Sachet - which is embarrassing as I have to say it every day at work

Our dog is called Shea - but its pronounced "Shay" (He's named after the founder of our baseball team, and its first "proper" stadium) and it makes me chuckle the different variations of how people pronounce it - ranging from She-AH, Shay, She-ha, all the way to Seeah

People say I pronounce 'penguin' incorrectly. I think I am right to say 'pen-gwen'.

There's another one my year 11s told me about but I forgot what it was. I bet the have a 'weird teacher' bingo and tick off all my catchphrases and weird hand gestures and incorrect pronnounciations.

Regulatory - i have to say this at work and i mess it up every single time! i end up just saying reg-i-try!!