one word in english pronounced incorrectly?

"Incorrectly."

Not one word is ever said incorrectly ... depending on where you live. Plus, what you are trying to say may change the way the word is pronounced. I would say, "I would like to pre-fiss my statement with ..." but at the same time, I would say, "The pre-face of the book mentions ...." In fact, the dictionary will oftentimes list more than one pronounciation for a word.

Because English spelling is so backward, some words are hard to pronounce because they are spelled wrong. If the correct way of saying preface is "pre-fis," then we need to teach our children that like is "lik." (short i)

But, if everyone in a particular area started saying a word "wrong" and it caught on, then in a 100 years or less, the new pronounciation wouldn't be any more wrong that the old way of saying it.

Languages evolve!

Rendezvous

Many.

When people went for an interview to a company they asked the candidates to pronounce the name of their company in the personal interview.Many of them failed miserably.The company's name is HOECHST.

A lot of them are pronounced imcorrectly. The worst examples I hear are "innerest" for "interest" and "new-queue-ler" for "nuclear".

Preface

It's "preh-fiss"

Not "Pre - face"

MSL_ 007 is incorrect, the beginning of a book is also pronounced "preh-fiss". Look it up.

incorrectly

jean ?

as in Jean-Claude Van Damme

Poem as every1 spells it po-em but actually it is spelled Pom.

"birdefly"