On the BBC 6 O'Clock news this evening, George Alagiah (such a brilliant name!) said the word "controversy."
He pronounced it as "con-tro-verse-e", whereas I've always pronounced it "con-trov-er-sea".
Both are perfectly acceptable, but as George Alagiah is on the BBC, I'm starting to think that my pronunciation is controversial.
See, when I say "controversial", I pronounce it ""con-tro-verse-all", not emphasising the V as I do with "controversy."
How do you pronounced "controversy"?
He pronounced it as "con-tro-verse-e", whereas I've always pronounced it "con-trov-er-sea".
Both are perfectly acceptable, but as George Alagiah is on the BBC, I'm starting to think that my pronunciation is controversial.
See, when I say "controversial", I pronounce it ""con-tro-verse-all", not emphasising the V as I do with "controversy."
How do you pronounced "controversy"?