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A list of mispronounced words provides a retrospective of 2024, from Kamala to Chappell

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Kamala Harris and breakout star Chappell Roan were among the year's most talked-about people. Their names were also among the most mispronounced.

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  1. The World from PRX

    Annual list of mispronounced words (opens The World from PRX)

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    The 2024 list of most-mispronounced words is out. Each year, the language-learning company Babbel and closed-captioning company The Captioning Group track the pronunciation gaffes of politicians, news anchors and the like, and compiles a US and UK list.

  2. NBC New York

    A list of mispronounced words provides a retrospective of 2024, from Kamala to Chappell (opens NBC New York)

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    Kamala Harris and breakout star Chappell Roan were among the year's most talked-about people. Their names were also among the most mispronounced.

  3. Foxla

    Kamala to Chappell: Most mispronounced words of 2024 revealed (opens Foxla)

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    Here's a look at the most mispronounced words and names on Babbel's 2024 list.

  4. Time

    These Are the Most Mispronounced Names and Words of the Year (opens Time)

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    Time's feed description

    Language-learning company Babbel and closed-captioning company The Captioning Group released a list of the words that news anchors, politicians, and other public figures in the U.S. struggled most with in 2024.

  5. The Guardian

    Chappell Roan, semaglutide and Kamala Harris: the most mispronounced words of 2024 (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    Language experts rounded up the year’s winners (losers?) in the US and UK – and provided the correct pronunciations

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