Saying nooze instead of news, drives me mad! And the guttural stop mars your general nice speaking style. I know you said the guys on set knows when you have been home, but please can you stop it, it's unbecoming.
Emma it is really not attractive the way you say 'nooze'.
Originally Posted by freddieaxl:
“...nooze and news sound almost exactly the same to me”
“...nooze and news sound almost exactly the same to me”
maybe some family comes from New Jersey?
"not attractive" "unbecoming" lol bet she's gutted as she's only on TV to look pretty for you.
Such a shame she ruins it by being a HUMAN BEING with a regional accent eh?
How rude! *grasps petticoats*
Such a shame she ruins it by being a HUMAN BEING with a regional accent eh?
How rude! *grasps petticoats*
well it could be pronounced "nooze" or "nyooze" but seriously who cares how she says it? I have spend the past 3 years studying English Language & linguistics and it's perfectly normal for different people to speak differently and it really doesn't matter so long as the majority can understand!
Originally Posted by cool fool:
“Saying nooze instead of news, drives me mad! And the guttural stop mars your general nice speaking style. I know you said the guys on set knows when you have been home, but please can you stop it, it's unbecoming.”
“Saying nooze instead of news, drives me mad! And the guttural stop mars your general nice speaking style. I know you said the guys on set knows when you have been home, but please can you stop it, it's unbecoming.”
Thanks for giving me a laugh on this disappointing night .And the guttural stop mars your general nice speaking style
What in tarnation are you on about
What annoys me far more, is at the Eviction. "Linda/Liz/Lionel/Etc... you have been Avicted. Please leave the big brother house." 
Originally Posted by bubbly♥:
“How else would you pronounce 'news'?! N-Yous?”
“How else would you pronounce 'news'?! N-Yous?”
Well yes that's how most people pronounce it.
This has haunted me for years. She should never be allowed to work on TV, in fact work at all, ever again. Glad somebody else noticed it.
I think she puts on the glottal stop to sound 'streetwise'. A mistake in my opinion. She certainly forgets to do it from time to time. I wish she wouldn't do it as she's an excellent presenter and, as Jim says, 'a gorgeous woman'.
Originally Posted by Lara_J:
“well it could be pronounced "nooze" or "nyooze" but seriously who cares how she says it? I have spend the past 3 years studying English Language & linguistics and it's perfectly normal for different people to speak differently and it really doesn't matter so long as the majority can understand!”
“well it could be pronounced "nooze" or "nyooze" but seriously who cares how she says it? I have spend the past 3 years studying English Language & linguistics and it's perfectly normal for different people to speak differently and it really doesn't matter so long as the majority can understand!”
Blind acceptance of ever diminishing standards. No wonder third world countries are waving us goodbye as we pass them on the way down.
