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20 People Who Wanted To Say ‘Bon Appétit’ But Ended Up With ‘Bone Apple Tea’
We make mistakes and learn from them.
English is a tricky language. It adapted words from a lot of other languages – Latin, French, Greek, and even Arabic. On top of that, there are many silent letters in words, like (h)our, which makes spelling a different thing from speaking and reading.
That can sometimes lead to hilarious situations like these people who didn’t know how to spell the words, but knew how it sounded. The professional term for this is a malapropism, which is when people used other similar-sounding words for that one they don’t know how to spell or to say.
All my friends are heathens, take it slow – Heathens, Twenty One Pilots.
Crustaceans.
Shrimp Scampi.
Irrelevant.
To start.
Antique.
Opposable thumbs.
Rotisserie chicken.
Touché.
Ominous.
Insomnia.
Dog eat dog world.
Filet mignon.
Praying mantis.
Paradise.
Get-go.
Further ‘ado’. Adieu is the French word for it.
Foreseeable future.
Gigabytes.
Four for four.
