21 foreign words that British people just love to try to pronounce correctly

12.

Van Gogh
Bruschetta
Scheveningen https://t.co/XjjvB0eLfo

— Anche i Dalek Cialtroni (@ancheicialtroni) September 9, 2024

13.

Baguette, paella, gnocchi, quesadilla, bruschetta, chorizo… I could go on … lol

— Elfie (@YourElfx) September 9, 2024

14.

Pain au chocolat

or if you were the lady in front of me at breakfast… “panny choclate”

— Clifford (@holte) September 10, 2024

15.

“Je ne sais quoi” https://t.co/ZndrxoyKE5

— Bénédicte Paviot (@BenedictePaviot) September 9, 2024

16.

Espresso, as in; “may one have an espresso please” pic.twitter.com/1aQraQDPL4

— Pastor Alex (@PastorAlexLove) September 9, 2024

17.

Brochure

— George S. Lakin (@GesLakin) September 9, 2024

18.

You may have hit the best one already…..Bits saying Champs Elysees always makes me laugh.

— BalancedViewsMedia (@BalancedViewsUK) September 9, 2024

19.

paella

— Basket of Cats (@Basket_of_Cats) September 9, 2024

20.

Not exactly the same thing but still excellent https://t.co/5tIYAlRvJm

— Sarah Millard (@millardsarah) September 9, 2024

21.

I believe Brits love to pronounce IKEA, Kopparbergs and smörgåsbord, but I haven’t yet heard anyone pronounce those words correctly. That’s ok though.

— Jenny Josefsson (@josefssonjenny) September 9, 2024

Don’t tell the French.

I heard someone pronounce a certain bread related item as ‘bag wet’ once and I cried.

— Donald (@answer_me_this8) September 9, 2024

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