I know it's wrong, but it always looks like IN-cho-ate to my eye. Why didn't the queen consult me when she fashyned her English? Hmph!
I say "in-ko-ate" too. Arby, I always want to pronounce "Choate" as "ko-ate." Go figure.
I say in-ko-ate. It's a funny word to me because I went to Choate, which is pronounced pretty much the way it's spelled (chote).
Even though I know how to pronounce it, I always worry that it's going to come out wrong.
"in-koh-it"
Pronouncing this word terrifies me.
So much potential, so little clarity.
I know it's wrong, but it always looks like IN-cho-ate to my eye. Why didn't the queen consult me when she fashyned her English? Hmph!
I say "in-ko-ate" too. Arby, I always want to pronounce "Choate" as "ko-ate." Go figure.
I say in-ko-ate. It's a funny word to me because I went to Choate, which is pronounced pretty much the way it's spelled (chote).
Even though I know how to pronounce it, I always worry that it's going to come out wrong.
"in-koh-it"
Pronouncing this word terrifies me.
So much potential, so little clarity.