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Decades into his Academy Award-winning career, Denzel Washington is setting the record straight on how to pronounce his name. During a Sept. 2 appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," "The Equalizer" actor ...

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But even still, the Bring It On star isn’t bothered when people mispronounce hers—something they’ve apparently been doing for years. “I mean, everyone messes up my name, so I give up,” Kirsten shared ...

(Longview, Texas) - Whataburger is about a month away from celebrating its 75th birthday. The first store opened in Corpus Christi on August 8, 1950. Since that time, Whataburger has grown to almost ...

Louisiana has a deep history with both Native American and French/Acadian cultures, and you’ll see those influences everywhere, especially in the dialect. If you’re from The Pelican State, then these ...

The 5:15 am M/V Christine Anderson ferry from Anderson Island, Washington, cruises into Steilacoom at dawn on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. Tony Overman [email protected] Washington state is full of ...

I'm using ponounciation assessment service (streaming mode) for my app. Starting from very recently, ko-KR locale started to return much lower "accuracy" score (e.g. previous 99/100 pronunciation ...

The actor's name — said the 'funky old English' way, as he puts it — is pronounced as 'Rafe' Charlotte Phillipp is a Weekend Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024, and ...

1 School of Foreign Languages, Jiangsu Ocean University, Lianyungang, China 2 School of Computer Engineering, Guilin University of Electronic Technology, Beihai, China Introduction: Teaching English ...

Have you ever heard a sound so shocking that it raises the hair on your neck and makes you whip your head around? No, it's not nails on a chalkboard or someone using a curse word in church, or a ...